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As soon as Sabe falls unconscious, Kekere the Dik-Dik pops out from behind the shrub.
She wonders what has just happened to her friend, and proceeds to approach his muzzle. She sniffs delicately with her prehensile snout and turns her ears towards him to hear for breathing.
Luckily enough, he still is breathing, but most likely not conscious.
She then hears something going on to her right, and turns her head to look. She realizes that Sabe’s friend is no where near by.
Her curiosity increases indefinitely…
A curious Kekere appears! ’
Because as you know, she is still following Sabe and Uganda on their journey.
A cute page this was to draw! Here you can see the actual size difference between Sabe and Kekere. Basically you have the smallest Antelope species next to one of the larger antelope species.
It really is a very diverse family of animals!
She wonders what has just happened to her friend, and proceeds to approach his muzzle. She sniffs delicately with her prehensile snout and turns her ears towards him to hear for breathing.
Luckily enough, he still is breathing, but most likely not conscious.
She then hears something going on to her right, and turns her head to look. She realizes that Sabe’s friend is no where near by.
Her curiosity increases indefinitely…
A curious Kekere appears! ’
Because as you know, she is still following Sabe and Uganda on their journey.
A cute page this was to draw! Here you can see the actual size difference between Sabe and Kekere. Basically you have the smallest Antelope species next to one of the larger antelope species.
It really is a very diverse family of animals!
Antelopes are kind of like wasps in that their definition more or less is “all members of a clade that aren’t a member of a more specific group”. In the case of antelopes, it’s all members of the family Bodivae that aren’t bovines (cows, bison, buffalos, wildebeest), sheep, or goats. A wasp is any member of Apocrita that is neither a bee nor an ant.
This is why the Antelope family is so fascinating to me! There are species that even bigger than the Giant Sable Antelope.
Quite a diverse group of animals they are.