Peters’ Duiker

Peters’ DuikerPeters’ duiker is a small antelope of Central African forests. It is diurnal and is recorded in primary, old secondary, and logged forest.What does it look like?The body and legs are reddish or dull brown; the neck and shoulders can be gray. A black dorsal stripe runs from mid-back over the rump.How does it live?Peters’ duiker is a small antelope of Central African forests. It is diurnal and is recorded in primary, old secondary, and logged forest.It is diurnal and is recorded in primary forest, old secondary forest, and logged forest.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.