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Description
A young Dorcas Gazelle .
Wikipedia :
The dorcas gazelle is similar in appearance to, yet smaller than, the closely related mountain gazelle (G. gazella). Dorcas gazelles have longer ears and more strongly curved horns, which bow outwards then turn inwards and forwards at the tips. Individuals belonging to the Saharan subspecies (G. d. osiris) have very pale, fawn-colored coats. The white underside is bordered with a brown stripe, above which is a sandy stripe. The forehead and face are darker than the body. Subspecies from north of the Sahara tend to be more ochre in color, and have dark flanks and facial stripes. Populations in Israel and around the Red Sea are darker and more reddish. In the last century, the populations of dorcas gazelle were partially destroyed in all the countries where it was found.
Currently, large populations of dorcas gazelles are found in the Negev and the Arava, with other large populations in Sudan, and the southern part of the eastern desert of Egypt. In Israel, only 1000–1500 gazelles remain.[5]
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Technical Details
CANON R8
CANON 200-800
ISO 800
1/4000
f9
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