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Pronghorns

Pronghorn are the fastest land mammals in North America. They are not antelope, though the physical and behavioral characteristics they have closely resemble the Old World true antelopes. Questions and answers about pronghorns can be asked and answered here.

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How many pronghorns are left in the world now?

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In 1915 only 12,000 remained but right now there are about 1 million and most of them are in Wyoming and Montana. Less than 2,000 pronghorns live in Kansas.

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