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a small, agile antelope species found in eastern and southern Africa, known for their distinctive ability to climb rocky terrain and for their short, sharp horns
What is a "klipspringer"?
Klipspringers are small, agile antelope species that are well adapted to rocky terrain. They are known for their unique physical characteristics, including their stocky build, short legs, and distinctive "rock-climbing" ability, with the ability to scale steep cliffs and rocky outcrops with ease. Klipspringers have a shaggy coat of fur that helps them blend in with their rocky environment, and they are known for their ability to jump and leap across rocky landscapes with remarkable agility. They are typically solitary or found in small family groups, and they primarily feed on grasses and other vegetation. Klipspringers are found in various parts of Africa, including savannahs, mountains, and rocky areas, and they are known for their unique and specialized adaptations to their rugged habitats.
