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An impala protects its baby primarily through vigilant observation and protective behaviors. Mother impalas often keep their young close, using camouflage and remaining still to avoid detection by predators. They also employ distraction techniques, such as making noise or feigning injury, to draw attention away from their offspring. Additionally, they may move their young to different locations frequently to reduce the risk of predation.

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