Gerenuk Hunting

The gerenuk, commonly referred to as “Waller’s gazelle” (scientific name: *Litocranius walleri*), is a distinctive antelope species predominantly found in the arid bush and semi-desert areas of East Africa, especially in nations such as Kenya, Tanzania, and Somalia. This antelope is recognized for its unique physical traits and behavioral adaptations. As browsers, gerenuks primarily dine on leaves, fruits, and flowers from various shrubs and trees. Their elongated necks allow them to reach higher foliage, enabling them to access food sources that are less reachable for other herbivores.