Antelope

The only animal that hunts and eats the Arabian oryx are wolves. The Arabian oryx is a type of antelope that was almost extinct at one time. The wild ones were completely wiped out, and the population was built back up in zoos and on sanctuaries.

Most antelope offspring are called calves, or calf. But since deer are in the family their offspring are called fawns.

The Sable Antelope lives in lightly wooded grasslands of eastern and southeastern Africa.

The social structure of antelope is based on strength, age, and territory. Strong adult males are known as bulls, and bulls establish territories in areas that are good for grazing. Bulls encourage females to enter their territories and challenge other males who get too close. Female antelope form herds of between 5 and 20 members.

Horse, Camel, Donkey, Elephant, Mule, Buffalo

Usualy it is large anacondas that can eat antelopes, but I think certain larger species of python can as well.

White tail deer will lose their antlers usually between Feb and early April depending on where you are. A good place to look for shed antlers is in feeding areas, fence crossings, bedding areas, or creek crossings.

A fully mature wildebeest can be 4 ft. 2 in. to 4 ft. 10 in. tall at the shoulder and weigh around 250 to 600 lbs.

I think all sorts of animals in the forest would eat a jack rabbit. But mostly I think a fox would.btw if you id not know this you are an idiet

Not even close! They're not even on the endangered species list.

Antelopes are strictly herbivorous, feeding on grass, shrubs, and small leafy plants with a high salt concentration. Whoever told you that antelopes ate birds was probably pulling a prank on you.

elk are fast because they need to run away from wolves who find elk tasty.

they also migrate across their homeland which is Europe and Asia. they gallop across the snowy land in a big herd and are sometimes atacked by wolves while running so they need to speed up to get away. they are almost identical to red deer. they are bigger than moose and are not as fast in captive as they are in the wild. by phoebe poole

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Kudu :striped African antelope

Antelope are all part of the taxonomic family Bovidae. various subfamilies contain a diverse group of animals that range in size from a few pounds to nearly two tons,

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There are 9 species in Spiral Horned Antelope.

7 are in East Africa

-Bushbuck

-Bongo

-Sitatunga

-Gedemsa

-Greater Kudu

-Lesser Kudu

-Nyala

In this genus only males have horns.

2 species of Eland farther north or west

In the 2 species both males and females have horns.

They are not as glamorous as the spiral horned specialties.

The anteater is prey to large wild cats such as the lion and puma. The cats depend on the anteater for survival because the animal is an important food source to the meat eating predator.

They protect themselves by staying with groups, and by keeping their numbers at a large amount. They Have Strong Legs To Attack The Predators From The Back. They Have Horns to attack the predators.

Jackals, cheetahs, and lions eat gazelles, as do other cats and predators.

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It is hard to determine how long an antelope will live in the wild, as older animals tend to fall prey to predators, so few individuals live to an old age. In captivity wildebeest (a species of Antelope, have lived beyond 20 years old, where as Impalas reach their late teens. As with any animal, the life span will depend on the species.

There are many different kinds of antelopes. Most antelopes live in Africa and Eurasia. A small antelope is called a calf.

Antelope Valley is a name for the western edge of the Mojave Desert. It is found in Los Angeles County, California. Antelope Valley's name is from the pronghorn antelope that were native here until becoming extinct in the area in the 1880s.

The impala is found in the Kalahari Desert but is primarily a grassland animal.