Animals

Despite living in relatively hot and dry regions of the world, they prefer cooler parts. Thus, they spend most of the daytime inside burrows, emerging once the temperature drops.

Respiratory pockets are located at the base of the arms. Their walls are equipped with muscles that contract and loosen to force water circulation.

Compared to other animals, such as cattle, it has a lower density of sweat glands. It can also conce ...

Because they can travel up to several miles from their breeding sites, they spread various diseases ...

This distinguishes them from frogs, which croak or retch. The jabber has a different sound, similar to that of a rattle. You can listen to it on the National Forest website.

These are: the Salt’s dik-dik (Madoqua saltiana) the silver dik-dik (Modoqua piacentinii) the Kirk’s dik-dik (Modoqua kirkii) the Günther’s dik-dik (Modoqua guentheri)

They are also fully independent, feeding on nutritious yolk in sacks, which are attached to their bellies.

They mainly eat leaves, shoots, and fruits and sometimes feed on grass. They do not require constant access to water, as their food contains enough water.