Dama Gazelle Fawn
Nanger dama (fawn)
Dama gazelle fawns rest in sparse Sahelian grassland and open scrub, often staying concealed while their mothers forage nearby. They nurse early in life, then begin sampling grasses, leaves, and tender shoots. Their sandy coat with white markings helps break up their outline among dry vegetation, while long legs allow a quick escape from danger.
- Type
- Swift
- Conservation status
- CR
Growth chain
- Dama Gazelle Fawn
- Dama Gazelle