Tibetan Gazelle was running Gurudongmar lake region in Norh Sikkim, India. It is found in a group and eating grass In the cold desert steppe landscape of India's Trans-Himalayan region resides one of the rarest large mammals found in the country – the Tibetan Gazelle (Procapra picticaudata). The only wild member of the Antilopinae sub-family in the region, a small population of Tibetan Gazelles is spread across the Indian Changthang in southern and south-eastern Ladakh and the Gurudongmar-Tso Lhamo plateau in north Sikkim. This unforgiving landscape of the Changthang plateau expands from India's Ladakh into north-western Tibet (China). With steppe vegetation, high rolling mountains and extreme weather conditions, it is home to the Tibetan Gazelle.