In ""Petites antilopes goudou, deux amis", a pair of Godou antelopes' soft, velvety faces meet in a gentle nuzzle, as they rub their noses and foreheads together in a display of affection and trust. Their large, expressive eyes remain half-closed, reflecting the calm and contentment they feel in each other's presence. The warm sunlight catches the sheen of their short, smooth coats, highlighting the subtle variations of texture of their newly grown fur. The male on the right lowers its head slightly, accommodating the smaller female antelope, creating a harmonious and intimate scene. The secondary name "Deux Amis" means two friends, signifying the pair's close friendship.