Where is the gazelle from?

Answer 1

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).

Answer 2

Gazelles are in the sub-family Antilopinae, the highest concentration of species in that sub-family is in East Africa, but there are species in the sun-family Antilopinae not found in East Africa and those species include the Saiga, Goitered gazelle, Springbok, Chinkara gazelle, Blackbuck, Mountain gazelle, Dama gazelle, Slender horned gazelle, Tibetan antelope, Cuviers gazelle, Przewalskis gazelle, Tibetan gazelle, Mongolian gazelle, Bates pygmy antelope, Royal antelope, and Cape grysbok. Antilopinae species found in East Africa include the Dibatag, Mongalla gazelle, Red fronted gazelle, Thomsons gazelle, Dorcas gazelle, Spekes gazelle, Gerenuk, Grants gazelle, Soemmerrings gazelle, Beira antelope, Gunthers dik dik, Kirks dik dik, Silver dik dik, Salts dik dik, Suni, Klipspringer, Oribi, Steenbok, and Sharpes grysbok

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