Gazelles

A pronghorn, which nearly every person in modern day life will call an antelope, is in fact a completely different and unique species than the antelope. Like I said, nearly every person these days will tell you it's an antelope but without knowing it those people are wrong. Just because the vast majority of people all agree on one this still doesn't change what it really is.

There back legs are very strong an when they push down an put pressure on them they jump very high, there leg bones are ment for them to jump cause they dont walk :)

I Think That a Gazelles Niche Is To Eat Vegetation, Reproduce And To Provide Carnivores With Something To Eat.

Wildebeest, Zebras and Gazelles are found in herds because of protection from predators such as lions. With increased numbers there is less likely a chance the predator will succeed because of all the movement, except with old or weakened animals. It also has to do with camouflage, such as with the Zebra. When in a large heard their black and white stripes intermix and it confuses the predator about where one starts and one stops.

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Gazelles live under cliffs and can sleep in the tall grass, in the African savanna.

running 40 mph & jumping high

Gazelles live in many parts of Africa

The gazelle is one of the fastest animals in the world. It is related to various species of the antelope,

they drink coffee.

grow green sustaibility

A.the living together of two organisms; the relationship between two interacting organisms or populations, commonly used to describe all relationships between two species.

A gazelle typically requires around 2-4% of its body weight in food daily, depending on factors like species, age, and environmental conditions. They primarily graze on grasses, leaves, and shoots, and their diet can vary with the availability of food in their habitat. To maintain their energy levels for running and escaping predators, a consistent intake of nutritious forage is essential.

it lives in Arabia

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 shiny, white and rusty red coat effectively reflects sunlight while the incredibly long legs provide extra surface area to the already larger gazelle body. These large surface areas dissipate more heat and help them stay cool in hot desert conditions. The legs and underparts of the body are also white to reflect heat from the warm desert sand and their legs are also exceptionally long and lift the body higher from the warm sand.

Polar bear, like all other mammals, are warm blooded. The terms exothermic and endothermic do not apply to species of animals, they are used to describe chemical reactions (exothermic reactions generate energy, whereas endothermic reactions require energy to make them happen).

Guinea pigs are rodents, so their closest relatives involve mice or rats, hamsters, gerbil and chinchila.

Lions - yes. Tigers - no. Tigers and Giraffes live on different continents, they never meet.

the adaptations of the Dorcas gazelles are , fast movement to escape it prey and light brown color to camouflage into the dead grass.

Wolves supplement their meat diet with fruit and vegetable matter. They willingly eat the berries of mountain ash, lily of the valley, bilberries, blueberries and cowberry. Other fruits include nightshade, apples and pears. They readily visit melon fields during the summer months.

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