The term DIK-DIKS COUSIN refers to two African antelopes, the ORIBI (5 letters) and the ELAND (5 letters). The ORIBI is a small antelope found in grasslands and savannas of East and Southern Africa. It is characterized by its reddish-brown coat and white underparts. The ELAND is the largest antelope in Africa and is found in open woodlands and savannas. It has a distinctive grayish-brown coat with white stripes on its sides. Both the ORIBI and the ELAND are closely related and are considered to be cousins of the Dik-Dik, a small antelope found in East Africa.