The dik-dik is a tiny antelope native to Africa, known for its delicate features, large eyes, and quick movements. Standing only about 12–16 inches (30–40 cm) tall, it is one of the smallest antelopes in the world. Dik-diks are monogamous, usually living in pairs, and use their sharp senses to detect predators. They have a unique way of staying hydrated, getting most of their moisture from the plants they eat, allowing them to survive in dry environments. When threatened, they let out a high-pit

61 reactions | The diminuitive Kirk's dik-dik is the smallest antelope we see on safari, it gets its name from the whistling alarm call it makes when flushed by a predator. #zebraplainsmoments #zebraplainscollection | Zebra Plains Mara Camps - Zebra Plains Collection | Facebook

7.5K views · 375 reactions | Guess who’s back, back again? Podrick’s back, tell a friend! Here's a look at another project that took place during our African Journey renovation. The Kirk's dik-dik habitat underwent a big expansion for a tiny antelope! Podrick's still getting used to his new space, so we appreciate your patience while he adjusts. | The Maryland Zoo in Baltimore | Facebook