oribi
Ourebia ourebi latin

Resting during the heat of the day, oribi are most active in the morning, late afternoon and evening.

The most commonly sighted mammal in the reserve is the Oribi.

The oribi also use mineral licks to supplement their diets.

Sport hunting of oribi at unsustainable levels also threaten their survival.

Oribi are highly water-dependent and tend to avoid steep slopes.

Steenbok resemble small Oribi, standing 45-60 cm at the shoulder.

For the first eight to 10 weeks the female oribi hides her young in thick grass, where it will lie motionless if approached.

Oribi are found on their own, in pairs, or in small groups of one male with two or more females.

Oribi dropped 14 depth charges after the U-boats dived.

Oribi sighted the whaler Silja who had run out of fuel.

Dammay and Oribi is only accessible by boat.

Its main purpose was to protect the shy and timid oribi, which occurred there, and other game that were being wiped out by hunters.

Primarily grazers, oribi prefer to eat short grasses, but will browse on leaves, foliage and young shoots during the dry season.

U-125 rammed by Oribi and finished with gun-fire by snowflake on 6 May 1943.

It's located 11km off the N2 along the Oribi Flats Rd.

Tay, Oribi, and Offa refueled from convoy oilers that afternoon.

They rose at dawn and shot game for the pot: partridge, guinea fowl, reedbuck and oribi.

Wildlife includes springbok, oribi, blesbok and red hartebeest.

On 3 January the main body arrived in Kola Inlet, joined the following day by Oribi and her charge.

Oribi was ordered to go to the aid of River Afton which was reported to have been hit by a U-boat.

As well as fishing and spring wildflowers, there's a beautiful wildlife reserve with the highest concentration of the endangered oribi species in South Africa.

Oribi occur in several protected areas and are the subject of a WWF Species Project.

This project aims to track captive-bred oribi after their release into appropriate habitat to research their home ranges and habitat preferences.

Mpeewo (Oribi antelope)

When the weather moderated, five merchantmen and the escorts Oribi and Vizalma were missing.

Ourebia ourebi aequatoria (Uganda)

ARKive - images and movies of the oribi (Ourebia ourebi)

Oribi (Ourebia ourebi, known as oorbietjie in Afrikaans) are graceful slender-legged, long-necked small antelope found in grassland almost throughout sub-Saharan Africa.

The Kenya oribi (Ourebia ourebi kenyae) is an extinct subspecies of oribi native to the lower slopes of Mount Kenya.