Dik dik antelope

Name: Kirk’s Dik-Dik (Madoqua kirkii); Range: Southwestern & Eastern Africa; Status: Least Concern

Damara Dik-Dik. One of the two smallest Antelope species in the world.The eyes of them is just awesome o see. This one is the female

Dik-diks are certainly one of the cutest animal you can spot in Africa. Their eyes are so large that you may think they just jump out of a Disney cartoon. Dik-diks are among the smallest antelopes and stand about 35-45 cm and weight 3-7 kg.

Check out those huge eyes... so pretty. 😊 Photo by @lislegwynn #Wild

Animals | Photography | Nature on Instagram: “Most antelope live in herds, because there's strength in numbers. Not so with dik-diks. Once they find that special someone, they spend the…”

National Geographic on Instagram: “Photos by Keith Ladzinski @ladzinski / A mere 13 inches at the shoulder, #dikdiks are a small species of deer found in eastern Africa. The…”

Kirk's dik-dik (Madoqua kirkii)

Wildlife Photo of the Day - June 22, 2015: This image capture is of the elusive Kirk's Dik-Dik. It is one of four dwarf antelope species living in the arid region of eastern Africa, weighing only 10 -12 pounds and standing about 14 - 16 inches at the shoulder. Though you might see them at dawn and dusk at some of the safari camps, they quickly retreat to taller grasses, making it a challenge to photograph them.