Antelope

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.

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adddax eat left overs of dead organisms if it's big or small

The life span is about 20 to 25 years, but normally the lifespan is 15 to 20 years!

Africa has many different antelope that come in a wide range of sizes. The small ones often eat low bushes and weeds. Some of these animals are the oribi, the Cape grysbok, and the dwarf antelope.

Sharp horns for protection

They get all their water from the plants they eat so no need to find water

they socialize with zebras and buffalo so the whole group is watching for predators.

They have a black line down their face under their eye for better eyesight without glare like a football player puts eye black under their eyes.

They can run fast

Springbok or steenbok. Also gemsbok, a local name for an oryx in southern Africa.

An addax is a large African antelope, Latin name Addax nasomaculatus.

There are many types of antelope.

The smallest is the hare sized Royal Antelope that weighs 5-7 pounds

The largest is the Giant Eland which can weigh in excess of a ton (2,200 pounds).

The term mass is a bit erroneous in this instance, since mass=densityXvolume (and it's doubtful the anyone has dropped a Giant Eland into a pool of water to determine it's displacement (volume)...let's just assume that it's the same as the weight (as long as we're on the planet Earth at 1G in any case).

There are 91 different species of antelope that are located in Africa. These include gazelles, blackbucks, dibatags, and even springboks.

An Eland.

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