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Photo taken in October, 2015 @ Zoo Dierenrijk, The Netherlands

These two Kirk's Dik-Diks have been at the zoo since the Summer, and share their enclosure with two Vulturine Guneafowl and two Marabou Storks.
There's just something about these small antelopes that makes them such precious animals. Probably the snout

Species: Kirk’s Dik-Dik (Kirks Dikdik)

Latin name: Madoqua Kirkii

Originates from eastern and southwestern Africa.

Current status: Least Concern

Did you know:

… The Kirk’s Dik-dik hooves have rubbery undersides, so they can effectively travel over rocky terrain.

… Behavioral studies suggests these small ungulates are monogamous.

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I love it when you love my work, but please, if you want to use it in any other medium, ask my permission first.

To see more Ungulate photos, check out my gallery

Description
Photo taken in October, 2015 @ Zoo Dierenrijk, The Netherlands

These two Kirk's Dik-Diks have been at the zoo since the Summer, and share their enclosure with two Vulturine Guneafowl and two Marabou Storks.
There's just something about these small antelopes that makes them such precious animals. Probably the snout

Species: Kirk’s Dik-Dik (Kirks Dikdik)

Latin name: Madoqua Kirkii

Originates from eastern and southwestern Africa.

Current status: Least Concern

Did you know:

… The Kirk’s Dik-dik hooves have rubbery undersides, so they can effectively travel over rocky terrain.

… Behavioral studies suggests these small ungulates are monogamous.

© Me

I love it when you love my work, but please, if you want to use it in any other medium, ask my permission first.

To see more Ungulate photos, check out my gallery