The Impala is a species of ANTELOPE found in eastern and southern Africa. It is the most common and most widespread ANTELOPE in the region, and is known for its reddish-brown coat and white underbelly. The male Impala has a distinctive black tuft on its forehead. The Redbuck is a species of ANTELOPE found in South Africa, and is closely related to the Impala. It is smaller than the Impala, and has a reddish-brown coat with white spots. The Rooibok is a species of ANTELOPE found in South Africa, and is also closely related to the Impala. It is smaller than the Impala, and has a reddish-brown coat with white stripes. All three species are members of the Bovidae family, and share many similarities in their physical characteristics and behavior.