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When a gazelle is first born it stays with its mother for about three years. Then the baby goes off on its own. Then while the mother is not with the baby the baby gazelle stayes in the bushes until the mother calls. When the baby calls back he knows right where his mother is and goes straight to her. If the mother has mated the male gazelle will watch the baby, not because he wants to keep the baby safe, because he is hoping to mate with its mother again.
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Do gazelles hunt alone?
Gazelles do not hunt, they are herbivores.
Are gazelles omnivores?
No, Gazelles are herbivores.
What is the difference between Thompson's gazelles and other gazelles?
Thompson's gazelles, known for their distinctive black stripe along their sides and smaller size, are often more agile than other gazelle species. They primarily inhabit the grasslands and savannas of East Africa and are renowned for their impressive speed and leaping ability, which help them evade predators. Unlike some other gazelles, Thompson's gazelles are more social and are frequently seen in large herds, often mixed with other herbivores. Their behavior and adaptability to their environment set them apart from other gazelle species.
Are cheetahs and gazelles friends?
No. A cheetah considers gazelles as food.
What are some of gazelles social behaviors?
what are a gazelles social habits
Are gazelles mammals?
Yes, all species of gazelles are mammals.
From where to where do gazelles migrate?
Gazelles migrate from land through rivers to land
Is a gazelle a herbiovers?
Yes gazelles are herbivores
Do gazelles eat hyena?
Yes, hyenas do eat gazelles.
What are Tomphsons gazelles?
Thompson's gazelles are a breed/type of gazelle found in Africa.
What do you call a group of gazelles?
A group of gazelles is called a herd.
What is the collective noun for gazelles?
The standard collective noun is a herd of gazelles.
