The IMPALA is a small South African antelope, known for its graceful leaps and bounds. It is the most common antelope in Africa and is found in many parts of the continent. Its coat is reddish-brown with white underparts and a white chevron on its back. The IMPALA is a herbivore and feeds mainly on grasses and leaves. It is also an important prey species for many predators, including lions, leopards, hyenas, and wild dogs.