Description

The Black Springbok (Antidorcas marsupialis) is a rare color variant of the common springbok, native to southern Africa. Known for its dark chocolate coat and striking white facial markings, this antelope is prized by collectors for its rarity and visual contrast.

Springboks are known for their unique behavior called “pronking,” where they leap straight into the air as a display of strength. This full-body taxidermy mount captures the sleek build and graceful stance of the species, making it an ideal addition to natural history displays, safari-style décor, or trophy collections.

• Species: Antidorcas marsupialis

• Type: Full body mount (as is)

• Origin: Southern Africa