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Meet the Dik-dik named for a sound they make. When alarmed, dik-diks run in a zigzag pattern and make an alarm call that sounds like "dik dik" by whistling through their noses. This shrill sound alerts other dik-diks, as well as larger animals, of nearby danger. Dik-diks are tiny, adorable antelopes native to the grasslands of eastern and southern Africa. Fully grown, dik-diks stand about 30-40 cms tall at the shoulders and weigh 3-7 kgs. They possess elongated snouts that are capable of graspin

Resident Kaluku busybody, Feisty, pops into the office Dik-diks have to grow up fast in the wild – by around seven months, they are 40cm tall (that’s fully grown!) and living independent of their parents. Poor Feisty, however, never got to know his own mum after he was found orphaned in the Masai Mara. Brought into the care of our Kaluku Field HQ, our team members stepped up and took on the position of carer, dishing out lots of special care and attention. As befitting a growing dik-dik, Feisty