Gazelles

Communal group calving among Mongolian gazelles enhances survival by providing safety in numbers during the vulnerable birthing period. By calving in groups, mothers can better protect their young from predators, as the collective vigilance of the group increases the chances of detecting threats. Additionally, the presence of multiple calves fosters social learning, allowing young gazelles to learn survival skills from one another. This cooperative behavior ultimately contributes to higher calf survival rates and strengthens the overall resilience of the population.

Pronghorns are not directly related to gazelles, despite some similarities in appearance and behavior. They belong to their own unique family, Antilocapridae, while gazelles are part of the Bovidae family, which includes antelopes, cattle, and goats. Both species have evolved to adapt to similar environments, leading to convergent evolution, but they are distinct from one another in terms of their genetic lineage.

Yes, humans have an impact on springbok gazelles in various ways, including habitat destruction, hunting, and poaching. Human activities, such as agriculture and urban development, can reduce the natural habitats available for these gazelles, leading to population declines. Additionally, climate change driven by human actions may also affect their migratory patterns and food availability. Conservation efforts are essential to mitigate these effects and ensure the survival of springbok populations.

A giraffe's offspring is called a calf.

Gazelles mainly prefer living in bushy savannas or open grassland. Gazelles habits consist of grazing all throughout the day and simply roaming the area.

Gazelle is a 540 shuvit with a 360 body varial(going the same way where the board spins). Rodney mullen invented it.

A doe.

Yes a gazelle does have a backbone, and if they didn't the couldnt stand.

Male's need horns in order to fight, not only to win the favor of their preferred female by fighting, but also in order to protect their offspring from any predators.

A female doesn't need these horns because they usually do not fight with other gazelles.

They aquire these horns by simple genetics. Somewhere in a male gazelles DNA there will be a few hundred slices of genes which program for it to grow horns when it reaches sexual maturity

lions,cheetas and snakes if they are close enough

An antelope is a deer / goat like mammal noted for being the second fastest land mammal in the world. Types of antelopes include gazelles and impala.

Reebok

yes

yes. they eat shrubs, grasses, herbs and leaves

becase they are crazy and mad animals offcaurse they will disseappeared