Antelope

dik-diks live in south Africa

Well, a gnu is just a wildebeest, so a more understandable question would be "What do wildebeests eat?". Wildebeests eat short little grass and fat succulent plants.

Antelope Canyon is a slot canyon in the American Southwest.you can see Colorado River and Carved the Grand Canyon, Lake Powell Navajo Tribal Park. Mostly the Navajo lead the tours into Antelope Canyon..also you can contact local Antelope canyon travel agency like "USA Travel Online" they will guide you during the trip.If you like you may contact.

The only one I can think of is Gasselle

You could, but no offspring would be had because a gemsbok, being an antelope of the Family Bovidae (related to domestic cattle), and the horse being of the Family Equidae (of horses), are quite unrelated ungulates, and no offspring has ever been naturally created between such distantly or unrelated animals before.

Massive migrations

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reebok is an antelope, so is an ubuntu!

Arabians live in the desert. They are the camels of the horse world, and can go long periods of time without water. They also have amazing stamina to help them travel long distances to get to water.

They live in Africa. They are called the Eastern Bongo and Western Bongo, and both are listed by the International Union for Conservation of Nature, or IUCN Red List. The Western Bongo is listed with a status of "near threatened", and the Eastern Bongo is listed with a status of "critically endangered". They both have their population trend posted as "decreasing ", according to the IUCN Red List. For more details, please see sites listed below.

A deer, perhaps? From "Home on the Range"...

"Oh, give me a home where the buffalo roam,

Where the deer and the antelope play;"

they have white and brown hair and both male and female have horns they have white and brown hair and both male and female have horns

Saiga antelope horns can grow up to 50 centimeters (about 20 inches) in length. Males typically develop these curved horns, which are used in mating displays and to establish dominance during the breeding season. The horns start growing when the antelope are around a year old and continue to develop as they mature.

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Hope that helps!

parasitism

Antelope primarily feed on a variety of grasses, leaves, and shrubs, but they may also consume fruits, seeds, and flowers when available. While their diet is predominantly herbivorous, some species might occasionally ingest small amounts of soil or minerals to supplement their nutritional needs. However, they are not known to eat animal matter. Their digestive systems are adapted to breaking down tough plant fibers, making them well-suited for their grazing lifestyle.

Ibexes primarily feed on a variety of grasses, including alpine and mountain grasses, which thrive in their rocky habitats. They also consume herbs, shrubs, and other vegetation available in their environment. Their diet may vary seasonally, as they graze on fresh, green growth in spring and summer, while resorting to drier grasses and woody plants in winter. Overall, their foraging habits are adapted to their rugged terrain and availability of food sources.

by conserving water in his pouch