Antelope Facts - Facts About Antelopes - Please take a moment to Like, Subscribe, and Comment on this video! View Our Channel To See More Cool Videos About Animals - http://www.youtube.com/user/101AnimalFacts antelope facts antelope facts for kids antelope facts pictures antelope facts wikipedia pronghorn antelope facts saiga antelope facts sable antelope facts addax antelope facts bongo antelope facts sitatunga antelope facts antelope facts for kids antelope facts and information antelope facts pictures antelope facts wikipedia pronghorn antelope facts saiga antelope facts sable antelope facts addax antelope facts bongo antelope facts sitatunga antelope facts san diego zoo endangered species list endangered species extinct animals endangered animals wild animals african animals cheetah facts zoo games animal facts zoo san diego chimpanzee facts endangered animals list zebra facts national geographic animals rainforest facts facts about africa facts about lions animal facts for kids africa facts facts about animals fun facts about animals gorilla facts interesting animal facts bird facts facts about asia endangered animals for kids africa animals zoo pictures interesting facts about animals information about dogs australia animals zoo animal pictures endangered animal the san diego zoo interesting facts about africa zoo animals pictures list of zoo animals jaguar animal facts animal information for kids fun facts about africa mammal facts animals in danger facts about endangered animals african animals for kids animal information about animals animals facts zoo animals a to z information about animals facts about san diego facts on africa endangered animals facts antelope facts antelope facts for kids antelope facts pictures antelope facts wikipedia pronghorn antelope facts saiga antelope facts sable antelope facts addax antelope facts bongo antelope facts sitatunga antelope facts antelope facts for kids antelope facts and information antelope facts pictures antelope facts wikipedia pronghorn antelope facts saiga antelope facts sable antelope facts addax antelope facts bongo antelope facts sitatunga antelope facts san diego zoo endangered species list endangered species extinct animals endangered animals wild animals african animals cheetah facts zoo games animal facts zoo san diego chimpanzee facts endangered animals list zebra facts national geographic animals rainforest facts facts about africa facts about lions animal facts for kids africa facts facts about animals fun facts about animals gorilla facts interesting animal facts bird facts facts about asia endangered animals for kids africa animals zoo pictures interesting facts about animals information about dogs australia animals zoo animal pictures endangered animal the san diego zoo interesting facts about africa zoo animals pictures list of zoo animals jaguar animal facts animal information for kids fun facts about africa mammal facts animals in danger facts about endangered animals african animals for kids animal information about animals animals facts zoo animals a to z information about animals facts about san diego facts on africa endangered animals facts Antelope Facts - Facts About Antelopes Antelope Facts - Facts About Antelopes Antelopes vary in size and shape. Largest antelope is Eland (6 feet tall, weigh up to 1450 pounds) while the smallest is Royal antelope, sized like a rabbit (10-12 inches in height). All antelopes have even-toed hooves, horizontal pupils, stomach adapted for re-chewing of the food (they are ruminants, just like all cows) and bony horns. Bony horns vary in shape and size. They can be straight, spiral, curved or twisted. Antelopes use horns for fight against other antelopes during mating season and to protect themselves, or the herd, from the predators. Antelopes don't replace their horns annually. They grow continuously throughout their entire life. Antelopes are herbivores; they eat grass, shots and seeds. They live in the large groups called herds. An antelope tends to get to between 8 and 10 years old in the wild although they have been known to live for longer when kept in captivity. Many antelope individuals however, wouldn\'t last into old age in the wild as antelope are a key target for many large carnivorous mammals. If the antelope was old then the antelope would naturally be slower at running from danger. The antelope is one of the many medium-sized mammals holding the African food chain together. The antelope may only graze on grasses but it is a stable food source for many of Africa\'s large carnivorous predators, such as lions, hyenas and crocodiles. 101AnimalFacts 101AnimalFacts Antelope Facts - Facts About Antelopes

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