impala doe

Impala doe is adult female Impala (is an antelope) That has no horns • Size: Generally slightly smaller and lighter than males, standing about 70–92 cm tall and weighing roughly 40–60 kg. • Coat Color: A sleek, reddish-brown or tan coat on the back, fading to paler, lighter tan or yellowish-brown on the flanks. • Underparts and White Markings: White fur on the chin, lips, throat, underbelly, inner ears, above the eyes (forming a faint white eyebrow-like line), and on the buttocks/tail. • Black Markings: • A thin black stripe running down the middle of the lower back to the tail. • Vertical black stripes on the back of each thigh. • Characteristic brush-like tufts of black hair covering scent glands just above the heel on each hind leg. • Small black tips on the ears. • Build: Slender, graceful, and athletic with long, thin legs and a relatively long neck • The Alarm Snort / bark • Maternal Bleating: Mother impalas communicate with their hidden calves using soft, nasal grunts or low bleats