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AFRICAN ANTELOPES Gallery

AFRICAN ANTELOPES Web nature-wildlife.com Click on small photo to see a larger version. Klipspringer. Photo taken near Lower Sabie Camp, Kruger National Park, South Africa. This male was on watch for a leopard that was in the area. Waterbuck. Photo taken near Satara Camp, Kruger National Park, South Africa. This is the typical male of the species. Waterbuck. Photo taken near Shingwedzi Camp, Kruger National Park, South Africa. ...

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American Pronghorn - National Wildlife Federation

Search IN-DEPTH RESOURCES: ABOUT NWF / CONTACT US / OUR PROGRAMS / WHERE WE WORK / NEWSROOM Home Wildlife Your Yard Take Action Magazines Shop Donate Today American Pronghorn More Wildlife Introduction The pronghorn is the second fastest land animal in the world, almost as fast as the cheetah. It is the fastest in the Western Hemisphere. In 1915, after the American pronghorn was almost hunted to extinction, there were only 15,00 ...

Animal Info - Chiru (Tibetan Antelope)

Animal Info - Chiru (Tibetan Antelope) (Other Names: ??, ????, ???(??????????), Antílope del Tibet, Antilope du Tibet, Orong, Orongo, Tchirou, Tibetantilope, Tschiru, Tstosh, Zangling) Pantholops hodgsonii Status: Endangered Contents 1. Profile (Picture) 2. Tidbits 3. Status and Trends (IUCN Status, Countries Where Currently Found, Population Estimates, History of Distribution, Threats and Reasons for Decline) 4. Data on Biology and Ecology (Size and Weight, Habitat, Age to Maturit ...

Animal Info - Mountain Nyala

Animal Info - Mountain Nyala Tragelaphus buxtoni Status: Endangered Contents 1. Profile (Picture) 2. Tidbits 3. Status and Trends (IUCN Status, Countries Where Currently Found, Population Estimates, History of Distribution, Threats and Reasons for Decline) 4. Data on Biology and Ecology (Size and Weight, Habitat, Age to Maturity, Gestation Period, Birth Season, Birth Rate, Early Development, Diet, Behavior, Social Organization, Age and Gender Distribution, Density and Range) 5. Ref ...

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Antelopes

One thing I'd like to mention about Impalas is their interesting social behavior: One male leads a pack of about 50 females, while the other males stay to themselves. Since the leader also has to take care of reproduction, it can only hold out for a limited time of a couple of months, then another one takes its place. The Impala are very common. They look similar to Grant's Gazelles of which I do not have a picture here. Impala can run very fast, they also can jump up to 3 meters hi ...

Antelopes

Antelopes The eland is the largest of Kenya's antelope. Some weigh up to a ton and measure six feet tall. As large as they are, they can still jump six feet in the air. They can be distinguished by their tufted dewlap hanging down from the neck. The greater kudu weighs around 600 pounds and is distinguished by its long spiral horns, over four feet long. Kudus have excellent hearing with ears that can turn in any direction. Long hair grows on their front from the throat down to the ...

Arabian Oryx - Oryx leucoryx

© Sedgwick County Zoo, credit: Dean Foy Arabian Oryx Oryx leucoryx Physical Characteristics Graceful white antelope, long straight horns, black markings on legs and face, moderately long legs, broad hooves, tasseled tail Diet Wild: Feeds primarily on grasses, also, herbs, fruits, shoots Can exist for weeks without water Behavior Herd animals: 10-20 animals, equal number of males and females, hierarchy Desert specialist Can walk for hours Occasionally digs hollows ...

ARTIODACTYLA

Artiodactyla Id code: amd172 Bovidae Hippotragus equinus (Desmarest, 1804) (Eng) Roan antelope (Fre) Hippotrague, antilope chevaline Taxonomic notes No significant taxonomic notes. IUCN threat category Lower Risk, conservation dependent (LR: cd). Available information The species' ecology has been studied mainly in southern Africa, and information available for east, central and west Africa mainly concerns its status and presence in protected areas. Southern Africa: The main aspec ...

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Birds and Nature: The Prong-horned Antelope

THE PRONG-HORNED ANTELOPE. (Antilocapra Americana.) The antelope family comprises many of the most beautiful and graceful species among horned animals. When we behold the curiously twisted horns of the sasin, the long, sharp horns of the passan, the large, spiral horns of the koodoo and the shorter horns of the eland, not to mention the graceful bodies and limbs of these animals, we are led to wonder at the extravagance of nature in furnishing such a variety of appendages to these creature ...

Blue Duiker

Blue Duiker Scientific name: Cephalophus monticola Family: Bovidae Order: Artiodactyla Class: Mammalia PHYSICAL CHARACTERISTICS: Cephalophus monticola is the smallest species of duiker. It can weigh between 4-10 kilograms with a shoulder height of about 30-40 centimeters. The body length of the Blue Duiker is between 55-72 centimeters and the tail length can be between 7-12.5 centimeters long. The coat of a Blue Duiker is short and red as a kid changing to a bluish/gray as an a ...

Bongo antelope: WhoZoo

BONGO ANTELOPE COMMON NAME: Bongo Antelope SCIENTIFIC NAME: Tragelaphus euryceros LOCATION: Kenya and Western Africa HABITAT: Lowland and mountain forests SIZE: 44-54 inches, 470-900 pounds GESTATION PERIOD: 9 months, giving birth to one calf LIFESPAN: Up to 19 years DIET: Leaves, flowers, garden produce, twigs LOCATION IN THE ZOO: Near the Cheetah Exhibit PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION: Rich, chestnut color coat. Ten to fifteen white-yellow vertical torso stripe ...

Bongo Antelope: WhoZoo

BONGO ANTELOPE (Click on picture for larger image) Name: Bongo Antelope Scientific name: Tragelaphus euryceros Range: Africa: Sierra Leone to Kenya Habitat: Forest Status: Cites Appendix III, not listed by USFWS Diet in the wild: browser, leaves, flowers, twigs, thistles Diet in the zoo: leaves , garden produce and cereals Location: near Cheetah Exhibit Physical description: Adult height is about 3’8” to 4’3” and length is about 5’8” to 8’3”. Females 462-557 lbs an ...

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Bontebok - Damaliscus dorcas

© Sedgwick County Zoo, credit: Dean Foy Bontebok Damaliscus dorcas Physical Characteristics The hair is soft and has a iridescent sheen. The body color is a deep purple-red with a white blaze on the face, a pronounced rump patch and a white tail. The horns are well developed in both sexes and are angular and ringed for most of their length (up to 18 inches). Size of average adult weight: 135 pounds for males length : 47 - 81 inches from head to tail Diet Wild: grass ...

Bontebok {Damaliscus Dorcas} - South Africa Wildlife

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Common Eland

Photo curtesy of Byron Jorjorian© Taurotragus oryx Classification: Phylum - Chordata Class - Mammalia Order - Artiodactyla Family - BovidaeStatus: Classified as low risk, but still conservation dependent. Range: Common eland range throughout Central and Southern Africa. They are found mainly on savannas, but will also venture into forest and desert fringes. Physical Characteristics: Eland are the largest antelopes. They stand 5 to 6 feet at the shoulder, and up to 13 ...

Critter of the Day

Care2 member? Login or become a member! A Notice from Care2 Operations Home > Channels > Wildlife > Critter of the Day Endangered Species Pandas Rhinos Elephants Tigers Whales Giant River Otters Steller Sea Lions Tibetan Antelope Cheetah Chimpanzee Jaguars Dolphin/Porpoise Leopard Mountain Gorillas Koala Polar Bears Snow Leopards TIBETAN ANTELOPE Tibetan Antelope, or Chiru, are virtually exclusive to the Tibetan Plateau, living at elev ...

Dik-dik

Dik-dik The Center has successfully raised over 40 Guenther's dik-dik in the past decade. This small antelope is native to Africa. In 2003, our Center changed its conservation, breeding and exhibition efforts to focus more on Australian animals. Therefore, we no longer have an extensive dik-dik breeding program. We do, however, retain one pair of dik-dik, "Snout and Mocha," to introduce to our visitors. To those who have visited our Center previously, you may recall that Snout enjoys his part i ...

Dik-Dik

Dik-Dik Test your knowledge - take a quiz PHYSICAL CHARACTERISTICS: Gunther's Dik-Diks are graceful dwarf antelopes about the size of a fox terrier. At maturity they weigh up to 12 pounds and are 14 inches tall at the shoulder. These tiny animals (35cm shoulder-height) have almost no tail and a small tuft of hair on the head. Kirk's Dik-dik are reddish-brown with paler flanks and a white belly. They mark their territory with dung (on the ground) and deposit a tarry secretion on t ...

Eland

Eland Test your knowledge - take a quiz SWAHILI NAME: Mbunga PHYSICAL CHARACTERISTICS: The Common eland, Taurotragus oryx, may stand 6 feet at the shoulders and weigh slightly more than 2,000 pounds. Both sexes have horns, beautiful spirals three feet long. The Common eland's coat is light tan, darkening to gray in older males. There are usually a few light stripes on the forequarters, black and white leg markings, and a black tuft on the end of the tail. The word antelope is der ...

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Gerenuk: WhoZoo

Gerenuk The Gerenuk is a tall, thin, gazelle-like antelope that has a long giraffe-like neck. Name: Gerenuk Scientific name:Litocranius walleri Range: Throughout eastern Africa from Somalia to Kenya Habitat: From the flat thorn bush of the Savanna to the dry desert Status: Not threatened Diet in the wild: leaves, young shoots of trees and thorny shrubs Diet in the zoo: horsefeed, herbivore pellets, alfalfa hay Location in the zoo: African Hoof Stock Exhibit Physic ...

GREATER KUDU

GREATER KUDU, Tragelaphus strepsiceros Images of Kudu WHAT IT IS The second tallest antelope, with the most spectacular horns. Narrow bodied, long legged. ~ wt 418-693 lb (190 315 kg), ht 48-60 in (122 150 cm); ~ wt 264 473 lb (120 215 kg), ht 40 56 in (100 140 cm). Head proportionally small with huge, cupped ears. Horns 2.5 turns (rarely, 3); average 48 in, record 72 (180 cm). Coat smooth except spinal crest in both sexes and beard in male only. Color red brown to blue gray; male ...

Greater Kudu

Greater Kudu Test your knowledge - take a quiz PHYSICAL CHARACTERISTICS: This spiral-horned antelope is bluish gray to grayish-brown in color and has seven to ten vertical white stripes on its flanks. Its maximum shoulder height is over five feet, and males weigh as much as 720 pounds. Females are somewhat smaller. A fringe of long erectile hair extends from the chin down the length of the neck, and another stretches along the back to the tail. The male is further distinguished ...

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Impala {Aepyceros malampus}

The Impala {Aepyceros malampus} - The graceful impala is a slender, medium-sized antelope so adaptable | South Africa Wildlife South Africa Explored - A World In One Country « South Africa Game Lodges & Game Reserves « South Africa Wildlife - South Africa Birdlife « SOUTH AFRICASEARCH BY MAPREGIONSHOTELSACCOMMODATIONTOURSTRANSPORTWEDDINGSCONFERENCESINFO general info info for tourists attractions golfing game/nature reserves wildlife birdlife exchan ...

Klipspringer

Klipspringer Test your knowledge - take a quiz Cody (click to enlarge) SWAHILI NAME FOR ANTELOPE: Swala PHYSICAL CHARACTERISTICS: The Klipspringer (Afrikaans for "rock jumper") is only about twenty-two inches high at the shoulder, and weighs approximately forty pounds. Stocky and powerful, yet extremely agile, this shy and nervous antelope is unique. The male has delicate little horns about four to six inches long. Its ears are actually longer than its horns. Its coat is thi ...

Klipspringer Behavior

KLIPSPRINGER, Oreotragus oreotragus Web nature-wildlife.com Images of Klipspringer WHAT IT IS The only antelope that lives on kopjes and cliffs. Short body, massive hindquarters, and sturdy long legs. Stands on tips of truncated hotyves. Male wt 23 lb (10.6 kg), ht 20 21 in (49 52.5 cm); Female wt 29 lb (13.2 kg), ht same as male. Head wedge shaped on short neck, with big rounded ears. Horns wide set, upstanding spikes, 4 in (10 cm). Occasionally present in f ...

Kudu

Kudu Tragelaphus strepsiceros One of the most striking and beautiful of the antelopes, the greater kudu lives in central and southern Africa, in rocky hill country or on brush-covered plains. Farmers in areas inhabited by the kudu must take into account, when building their fences, the animal’s ability to easily leap obstacles 2.5 m in height. The male's magnificent spiral horns can reach up to 168 cm in length and are highly prized trophies. Kudus frequently use ...

Lesser Kudu: WhoZoo

LESSER KUDU (Tragelaphus imberbis) Swahili Name: Tandala Ndogo Scientific Name: Tragelaphus imberbis Size: Body length: 110-140cm/3.6-4.6 ft Shoulder height:90-110cm/3-3.7ft Tail lenght:25-40cm/10-16 in Weight: 56-105kg/123-231 lb Life Span: 7 to 8 years in the wild and up to 23 years in captivity (average 15 years) Life Cycle: Weaning: After 6 months Sexually Maturity: Females by 15 months, males mature sexually at this time, but not soc ...

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Naomi's Animal Facts-Suni Antelope

Naomi's Animal Facts Picture courtesy of Friedrich Redelinghuys, Satara, South Africa Suni Antelope Height: 35 cm Mass: 5 - 7 kg My favourite little antelope. Unfortunately, not much I know about them. But this is what I could find out. Browser and independent of water, they obtain most of their moisture from the food they eat. Small, shy animals. They live in dense thick bush. They can be found in pairs or solitary. Only the males have horns. Colours are fawn and ...

Oakland Zoo: Roan Antellope

Roan ORDER: Artiodactyla FAMILY: Bovidae GENUS: Hippotragus SPECIES: equinus I. DESCRIPTION: Head and body length is 190 to 240 cm (75-95 in), shoulder height is 126-145 cm (50-57 in). Horns are 55-99 cm (22-39 in). Weight averages 280 kg (616 lb) in males and 260 kg (572 lb) in females. General coloration is pale reddish brown with white underparts. Hippotragus is characterized by thick, tough skin; a well-developed and often upright mane on the nape; a short mane on the ...

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Pronghorn (Antilocapra americana)

The Mammals of Texas - Online Edition Pronghorn Order Artiodactyla : Family Antilocapridae : Antilocapra americana (Ord) Description. A small, deerlike mammal with black, pronged horns that reach beyond the tip of the ears in males; in females they are shorter and seldom pronged; only two toes on each foot (no dewclaws); rump patch, sides, breast, belly, side of jaw, crown, and band across throat white; chin and markings on neck black or dark brown; black patch at angle ...

Pronghorn - Antilocapra americana

© Sedgwick County Zoo, credit: Dean Foy Pronghorn Antilocapra americana Physical Characteristics They are not true antelope. They are the only surviving genus and species of their family. The body is tan with white and black markings. The wooly undercoat is covered with long, brittle guard hairs which are hollow. Horns are found on males and females. They are the only animals that shed their horns. The long cloven hooves are cushioned for running. Windpipe and lungs are extra l ...

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Pronghorned Antelope

Pronghorned Antelope Antilocapra americana Endangered Once roaming the prairie in numbers rivaling the bison, the pronghorn antelope is now restricted, in Canada, to the adjacent southern corners of Alberta and Saskatchewan. A small, trim animal, standing about 90 cm high at the shoulder, the pronghorn is the fastest North American mammal. It is capable of speeds estimated at 80-95 km/h in short bursts. Pronghorns travel in small herds, and signal each other by ...

Sable Antelope

SABLE ANTELOPE, Hippotragus niger Images of Sable Antelope SUBSPECIES Roosevelt sable, H. n. rooseveltien Kirk's sable, H. n. kirkii Southern sable, H. n. niger Giant sable, H. n. varianien WHAT IT IS Rivals the greater kudu as most-handsome antelope, especially the male giant sable. Compact, powerful build, thick neck enhanced by upstanding mane, and sturdy legs. Resemblance of females and males holds up to 3 years or until males become darker and develop bigger horns. Male ...

Sable Antelope

Sable Antelope Hippotragus The handsome sable antelope of eastern and southern Africa belongs to a group called sabre-horned antelopes, because of their long, scimitar-shaped horns. Those of the sable antelope are covered with ring-like ridges. Adult males often reach 1.5 m at the shoulder and can weigh over 270 kg. They are glossy black except for white markings on their face and underparts, with a tufted tail and slight mane. Sable antelopes are gregari ...

Saiga Antelope

Saiga Antelope Saiga tatarica Only one fossil of this species is known from Canada. It was found on the beach of Baillie Island, east of the Mackenzie Delta in the Northwest Territories. Other remains have been found in Ice Age deposits of central and northern Alaska. Because saiga antelopes are particularly adapted to dry, steppe-grasslands, they probably crossed the wide, steppe-like plains of the Bering Isthmus (a land connection between Siberia and Alaska that existe ...

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Springbok

Springbok PHYSICAL CHARACTERISTICS: The Springbok's coat is cinnamon fawn above with a dark reddish fawn horizontal band extending from the upper foreleg to the edge of the hip. It has a conspicuous black side band contrasting with white under parts. Three functions have been suggested for the black side-bands: they act as a visual signal to keep the herds together, they communicate when all the members are fleeing and they may break up the outline of individuals in a herd. The anim ...

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The Pronghorn - Antilocapra americana (DesertUSA)

The Pronghorn Antilocapra americana Entirely unique on this planet, the Pronghorn's scientific name, Antilocapra americana, means "American antelope goat." But the deer-like Pronghorn is neither antelope nor goat -- it is the sole surviving member of an ancient family dating back 20 million years. The Pronghorn is the only animal in the world with branched horns (not antlers) and the only animal in the wo ...

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Waterbuck

Waterbuck Test your knowledge - take a quiz Uganda PHYSICAL CHARACTERISTICS: Waterbucks are large, stately, easily recognized antelope with straight backs and coarse, shaggy coats. Their coats are gray to grayish-brown, and their legs are darker in color. The animals have conspicuous semi-circular white patches of color on their rumps. Their long-stranded hair seems to be waterproofed by skin glands as an adaptation to their frequent and lengthy stays in the water. It is genero ...

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Wildlife Impala Photo Images

Impala, Aepyceros melampus Web nature-wildlife.com Images of Impala WHAT IT IS A one-of a-kind antelope. No close relatives. Graceful build, long neck, limbs evenly developed and slender. Male wt 117-167 lb (53-76 kg), ht 30-36 in (75-92 cm); Female wt 88-117 lb (40-53 kg), ht 28-34 in (70-85 cm). Horns: male only; S-shaped and wide-set, 18 to 37 in (45-91.7 cm), strongly ridged but comparatively thin; far larger in East African than in southern African pop ...

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Yukon Beringia Interpretive Centre - North American Saiga

North American Saiga Saigas (Saiga tatarica), presently confined to central Asia, spread westward to England and eastward to the Northwest Territories of Canada during the Pleistocene (about 2 million to 10,000 years ago). The species is a valuable paleoenvironmental indicator of dry, steppe-like grasslands, and a saiga fossil proves that eastern Beringia (unglaciated parts of Alaska, Yukon and adjacent areas of the Northwest Territories) extended east of the Mackenzie Delta. Saigas are rel ...

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