Dama Gazelle
Nanger dama
Dama gazelles inhabit arid grasslands, semi-desert scrub, and the edges of the Sahara. They browse leaves, shoots, herbs, and grasses, using their long necks to reach higher foliage. Adults can go long periods with little free water by obtaining moisture from their food, and males use their lyre-shaped horns in displays and clashes.
- Type
- Horn
- Conservation status
- CR
Growth chain
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- Dama Gazelle