Gazelles

They are found in the semi arid deserts of Africa, Arabia, Iran and Northern India and survive on any vegetation they can find in grassland, leaves, flowers, acacia trees and the twigs and fruits of various bushes

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As is common in many of this species, the male gazelle is called a buck. The gazelle share lineage with antelope, goats, cattle, sheep and water buffalo.

Okapi's main natural predator is Leopards, but humans, and their actions is a big threat.

They are killed by predators ( Crocodiles, Lions, etc. ) as a source of food.

Gazelles live on more than 1 continent. There are pronghorn in North America (though are actually considered antelope), many species of gazelle in africa, a few species in Asia, and some rare deer in both Europe and South America. Hope that answere your question :)

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A gazelle antlers are called horns that will grow with them their entire life and the animals can be found only in Africa and Asia. A deer has antlers that are shed yearly and deer live in almost every continent except Australia.

Yes, in fact they eat their prey in trees to prevent animals such as the lion and hyena from stealing their catch.

Irish 87.4%, other white 7.5%, Asian 1.3%, black 1.1%, mixed 1.1%, unspecified 1.6%

There are no specific types of lions that will eat a gazelle. If any lion manages to bring down a gazelle, then it will consume it.

The Bible account of Dorcas' resurrection by Peter doesn't say how long she had been dead. Acts 9:36-42 -- "But in Jop´pa there was a certain disciple named Tab´i·tha, which, when translated, means Dor´cas. She abounded in good deeds and gifts of mercy that she was rendering. But in those days she happened to fall sick and die. So they bathed her and laid her in an upper chamber. Now as Lyd´da was near Jop´pa, when the disciples heard that Peter was in this city they dispatched two men to him to entreat [him]: "Please do not hesitate to come on as far as us." At that Peter rose and went with them. And when he arrived, they led him up into the upper chamber; and all the widows presented themselves to him weeping and exhibiting many inner garments and outer garments that Dor´cas used to make while she was with them. But Peter put everybody outside and, bending his knees, he prayed, and, turning to the body, he said: "Tab´i·tha, rise!" She opened her eyes and, as she caught sight of Peter, she sat up. Giving her his hand, he raised her up, and he called the holy ones and the widows and presented her alive. This became known throughout all Jop´pa, and many became believers on the Lord".

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they are herbivores so they eat grass ,flowers,and fruits

The Sahara Desert spreads the entire top of Africa including Egypt.

All three tend to feed on the same plants/grasses. However each species feeds on a different section of the plant. The zebra tend to feed on the uppermost part of the grasses, the wildebeest feed on the middle sections while the gazelles feed on the lower section. This way they can feed on the same plants without being in direct competition.

Hope that helps.

their light weight so they can run fast

In Kuwait, biodiversity in general suffers because of 4 reasons; (1) rapid urbanisation, (2) habitat destruction (both large-scale (e.g., oil drilling and gravel quarrying as well as oil spill during the Gulf War II) and small-scale (e.g., off-roading), (3) absence of environmental protection and rehabilitation measures and finally, (4) big-game hunting.

The fawn will run with the herd until it is a year old if it is a male.Then the lead buck will drive the little guy away. If the fawn is a female it can stay all its life with the herd.

A change in respiration during intense running affects the gazelle's ability to maintain top speed due to the increased demand for oxygen. As they sprint, their muscles require more oxygen for energy production, leading to a rapid increase in breathing rate. However, the limited capacity of their respiratory system to deliver sufficient oxygen can cause fatigue and lactic acid buildup, forcing them to slow down. Additionally, prolonged high-speed running can deplete energy reserves, further limiting their endurance.

To help gazelles, we can focus on habitat conservation by protecting their natural environments from urban development and agriculture. Supporting anti-poaching initiatives and wildlife protection laws is essential to ensure their safety from hunting. Additionally, raising awareness about their ecological importance and promoting sustainable tourism can contribute to their preservation. Engaging local communities in conservation efforts can also foster coexistence and reduce human-wildlife conflict.

Gazelles run about 48 KM/H, which would be about 30 MPH.

The nape, shoulders and back of cheetah cubs are thickly covered with long bluish grey hair. This downy underlying fur, called a "mantle", gives them a Mohawk-type appearance; this fur is shed as the cheetah grows older.