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When was Dama gazelle created?
Dama gazelle was created in 1766.
What eats a dama gazelle?
Dama gazelles are a beautiful species of gazelle. The predators to this animals are hunting dogs, lions, jackals, leopards, cheetahs and hyenas.
What types of gazelles live in the savanna?
types of gazelles:dorcas gazelle, moutain gazelle, dama gazelle, morrocan gazelle, Saudi Arabian gazelle, pelzeln gazelle....
What is an addra?
An addra is another name for the mhorr, or dama gazelle, a species of gazelle native to the Sahara Desert in Africa.
What organizations are helping save the Dama gazelle?
they are finding dama gazelles and putting them in a zoo to be killed and they are trying to stop that so help and call 0834562936 please help!!
How many gazelles are there left in the wild?
1700 is not very accurate. The Dama Gazelle population just one of three main subspecies of gazelle has about 2000 alone. So although the Dama gazelle is endangered, when you add that to the other 2 main sub species you get much more then 1700.
What is a mammal of the Sahara Desert?
camel Dorcus Gazelle Dama Deer Hyena Jackall Sand Fox Slender Mongoose
What will happen to the predators of the Thomson gazelle if there is no more Thomson gazelles?
The predator will find other animals to hunt, such as a grants or dama gazelles.
What kind of plants and animals live in Senegal?
Dama Gazelle Sahara Oryx Warthog Vervet patas Monkeys African Squirrels Red Colobus
What is the scientific name for gazelle?
There are three different types of Zebras, each with a different scientific name. For more information see the related link below.
Where is the gazelle from?
A gazelle is a type of antelope that is found in parts of Africa and Asia. There are different gazelle species, including Thomson's and Grant's gazelle. Gazelles are known for their speed that can be as high as 60 mph (running speed).
Why are speke's gazelles endangered?
This depends on the species of gazelle. The Dama gazelle, for example, is endangered due to poaching, human settlement, and climate changes. Animals are normally engendered due to trophy hunting for their fur, horns, bones ect
