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About the Grey Rhebok
A slender, medium-sized antelope endemic to southern Africa, typically found in mountainous grasslands, highveld, and rocky slopes. Grey Rhebok are well adapted to cool, elevated environments and feed mainly on grasses, leaves, and other vegetation. They are generally seen singly or in small groups and are exceptionally agile on steep terrain.
How to identify the Grey Rhebok
Slender antelope with a grey-brown coat, white underparts, long pointed ears, and a distinctive dark facial marking. Males have short, ridged horns.
Recent Grey Rhebok sightings in Kruger National Park
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