Framed Impala Art

Impalas are sexually dimorphic animals, which means that the males and females look different and the physical traits that differentiate them are the horns. A quick glance at the Impala Art Wall Art will reveal the fact that the males have impressive horns and they are larger at the shoulder, while also being heavier than females. Both have a beautiful reddish brown coat with a white underside, with one of the subspecies of impalas having a blackface, which is the result of a recessive gene causing this discoloration.

Most of the Impala Art Wall Art depict the animal in daytime, which is no coincidence given the fact that these antelopes argue are not creatures. During the night, they mostly feet and the rest and unfortunately for them this is the time when they are more vulnerable to predators. Even so, the ability to jump to heights of almost 10 feet above bushes and other antelopes makes them a hard cash for many carnivores ranging from lions and leopards to cheetah and spotted hyenas.