Kirk's Dik-Dik Sign

Kirk’s dik-dik Madoqua kirkii When disturbed they make a sound like «zik-zik-zik». This is where the name dik-dik comes from. Kirk’s dik-dik features Hairy nostrils Pointed snout Short horns

An orange wildlife sign presents Kirk’s dik-dik, a tiny antelope, with a photograph and facts about its features. The joke comes from the animal’s unusual name and the explanation that its alarm sound supposedly resembles “zik-zik-zik,” making the sign amusing to share as an absurd nature fact. EN: An orange wildlife sign presents Kirk’s dik-dik, a tiny antelope, with a photograph and facts about its features. The joke comes from the animal’s unusual name and the explanation that its alarm sound supposedly resembles “zik-zik-zik,” making the sign amusing to share as an absurd nature fact.

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