Description

The Damara Dik-Dik (Madoqua kirkii damarensis) is a miniature antelope found in arid and semi-arid shrublands of Namibia and Angola. Weighing only a few pounds, it is among the smallest hoofed mammals in the world. Males grow short, straight horns, while both sexes feature a large snout used for cooling in the dry heat.

Dik-diks are monogamous and territorial, feeding on leaves, fruits, and shoots. Their small size, large eyes, and gentle behavior make them a favorite among wildlife enthusiasts and educators alike.

This shoulder mount features a 3″ horn, exceptional detail, and an SCI Gold score of 9 10/16, making it ideal for nature-themed interiors or collectors of African biodiversity.

• Species: Madoqua kirkii damarensis

• Type: Shoulder mount

• Horn Size: 3″

• SCI Score: 9 10/16 – Gold class

• Habitat: Dry shrublands and savanna edges of southwestern Africa

• Diet: Herbivore – leaves, shoots, fruits, bark

A rare and lifelike display of one of Africa’s most delicate and unique antelope species.