Step into the world of our blackbuck and unlock the wonders of these extraordinary creatures

The blackbuck, also known as the Indian Antelope, is a cautious and shy animal. Spending most of the day resting in shady areas, being mainly active in the morning and late afternoon. Lacking a strong sense of small or hearing but they have great eyesight, for spotting predators.
Normally silent animals, females are known to make a low hissing noise to alert the rest of the herd to a potential danger.
Blackbucks are social animals, living in herds that include from 5 to 50 individuals. The herd consists of an adult male and numerous females with their young.
Quick facts
Distribution:
India, Pakistan and Nepal
Habitat:
Open woodlands, grasslands, dry forest
Conservation Status:
Near Threatened