Grazing quietly on grasses and woody plants, impala are active throughout the day and night. These small, reddish antelope alternate between resting and grazing and sipping cool water. Females live in herds of 200, usually defended by a single adult male; younger and weaker males live in herds of 30. Impala have an excellent sense of hearing, sight, and smell. Their most distinguishing characteristics are their ability to gracefully leap as high as 30’ in a single bound and the “M” shape on their backsides. Impala give birth to only one baby at a time. This “vulnerable” pair of figurines is limited to 20,000 editions. Launch date: April 2007.