qT=1&tQ=How do impalas confuse their predators?&tC=by jumping over other impalas as they run|by running in circles|by climbing trees|by running into water&cC=1&fB=When threatened, impalas, who are very quick, run in a zigzag motion. While running they jump over other impalas - a tactic which confuses their predators.<br><br>Impalas have a dominant males and bachelor herds. An impala from the bachelor herd will work his way up the system, until it is dominant in the bachelor herd. He will then challenge the dominant male. Whoever loses this battle, will return to the bachelor herd and try to recuperate.