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What is an addax?
An addax is a large African antelope, Latin name Addax nasomaculatus.
What color is an addax?
a addax is black
How fast does a addax run?
Addax can run about 4.2
What is an addax and where can they be found?
An Addax is a mammal. The scientific name is Addax nasomaculatus. It can be found ind Sandy and dry place, normally away from water.
Where are Addax from and what are they?
The Addax (Addax nasomaculatus), also known as the screwhorn antelope, is an endangered desert antelope that lives in isolated regions in the Sahara desert.
What are the main predators of the addax in its natural habitat?
The main predators of the addax in its natural habitat are lions, leopards, and humans.
How is the addax adapted to the desert?
it doesn't.
What is the addax's bigger cousin?
Eland
How long are addax horns?
80cm
Does a camel eat a addax antelope?
No.
Where did the addax originate from?
Northern Africa
What is a baby addax called?
a screwhorn antelope
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