Mountain gazelle
A species of Slender gazelles, Also known as Idmi Scientific name : Gazella gazella Genus : Slender gazelles
Mountain gazelle, A species of Slender gazelles
Also known as:
Idmi
Scientific name: Gazella gazella
Genus: Slender gazelles
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Description General Info
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Description
The Edmiga cell (Gazella gazella) is a mammal from the hornbeam family. It occurs on the Arabian Peninsula.
General Info
Lifespan
12-15 years
Diet
Mountain gazelle's diet mainly comprises of grasses. It prefers to graze in the early morning and late afternoon, favoring fresh growth, shrubs, and herbs. Supplemental food includes seeds and fruits.
Appearance
The mountain gazelle stands slender and agile, with a height of 60 to 110 cm at the shoulder. Its coat is fawn, with a distinctive white underbelly and rump patch. Characteristic bold, black markings strike down its face and flank its tail. The mountain gazelle is well-known for its long, ringed horns that arch beautifully backwards. There are no notable variations in appearance by age, gender, or subspecies, presenting a consistent visual profile.
Behavior
Mountain gazelle is a gregarious species, forming herds often segregated by gender. It partakes in stotting, a unique leaping display, when threatened. Primarily diurnal, this animal is most active during the cooler hours, feeding on various plant species. Highly territorial males hold small territories, energetically defended during the rutting season.
Population
Decreasing
Scientific Classification
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