Pronghorn antelope are not actually antelope but can be found in Idaho.
The pronghorn is it's own branch called antelocapridae.
There are no true antelope in North America. The Pronghorn is often referred to as the Pronghorn antelope but the Pronghorn is actually the only member of it's taxonomic family of Antelocapridae. The antelope are members of the family Bovidae.
No. Pronghorn, which are not antelope but look like antelope (and thus believed by most people that they are indeed antelope), live in the North American grasslands.
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They live in savannas and grasslands.
Some antelope live in the jungle. Most antelope live in the African Savannah. Some live in forests and some in the desert.
Pronghorns are in fact, not antelope, though they are also known as Prong buck, Pronghorn antelope or just simply Antelope. They are native to North and Central America, living in the Western United states and in Mexico. They are the only surviving members of the family Antilocapridae.On The Border Mexico
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