Meet the Dik-dik named for a sound they make. When alarmed, dik-diks run in a zigzag pattern and make an alarm call that sounds like "dik dik" by whistling through their noses. This shrill sound alerts other dik-diks, as well as larger animals, of nearby danger. Dik-diks are tiny, adorable antelopes native to the grasslands of eastern and southern Africa. Fully grown, dik-diks stand about 30-40 cms tall at the shoulders and weigh 3-7 kgs. They possess elongated snouts that are capable of graspin

7.5K views · 375 reactions | Guess who’s back, back again? Podrick’s back, tell a friend! Here's a look at another project that took place during our African Journey renovation. The Kirk's dik-dik habitat underwent a big expansion for a tiny antelope! Podrick's still getting used to his new space, so we appreciate your patience while he adjusts. | The Maryland Zoo in Baltimore | Facebook

These little dik-diks can be hard to find, but stay patient and wait for them to pop out in their habitat nearby the otters. | London Zoo