Impala by a Channel in Kruger
A slender impala stands near a sandy, seasonal stream channel within the open savanna of Kruger National Park.
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Graceful Impala by a Kruger Waterway
An impala rests near a sandy dry water channel in Kruger National Park. These agile antelopes are among the most abundant mammals in southern African reserves, frequently spotted near riverbeds and open savanna habitats.
Acrobatic Survival in the Bush
Impalas are famous for their astounding leaping abilities, capable of jumping up to ten feet high and thirty feet forward in a single bound to confuse predators. When alarmed, the entire herd executes erratic leaps in different directions. They also feature scent glands on their hind legs hidden beneath dark tufts of hair, which release scent trails as they jump.
Natural Colors of an Impala
- Upper body coat: Rich reddish tan or warm chestnut
- Flanks and lower body: Pale tan with a white belly
- Tail and hindquarters: White with black vertical stripes on each side
- Slender hooves and ankle tufts: Jet black
- Sandy channel bed: Light beige, pale tan, or golden sand