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1. Where are antelope found?
2. Do antelope live in the United States?
3. What is the name of an African antelope?
4. Are there deer in Africa?
5. Are antelope in Alberta?
6. Where do anteaters live?
7. Do lions only live in Africa?
8. Are there antelope in Canada?
9. What is a group of dogs called?
10. What are the deer called in Africa?
11. Is a giraffe an antelope?
12. How many antelopes are in South Africa?
13. Are there bears in Africa?
14. Are moose related to cows?
15. Are moose and horses related?

Where are antelope found?

Antelopes are found throughout Africa and parts of Asia. Since they're herbivores, they're often found on grassy plains and savannas. Some species live in desert regions and a few prefer dense forests. They congregate in herds, with the herd size ranging from small—about three to ten animals—to massive groups.

Do antelope live in the United States?

North America is currently home to the native pronghorn, which taxonomists do not consider a member of the antelope group, but which is often locally referred to as such (e.g., "American antelope"). ... Antelope live in a wide range of habitats.

What is the name of an African antelope?

The most elegant antelope species in the Africa includes Eland ,Kudu, Nyala, Sable and Scimitar oryx, Grant's gazelle, Lechwe, Gerenuk, Topi, Hartebeest, Bontebok and Bongo antelope.

Are there deer in Africa?

Deer are widely distributed, with indigenous representatives in all continents except Antarctica and Australia, though Africa has only one native deer, the Barbary stag, a subspecies of red deer that is confined to the Atlas Mountains in the northwest of the continent.

Are antelope in Alberta?

Choose Alberta for your Pronghorn Antelope Hunt

The short grass prairie that is home to North America's pronghorn antelope extends into southeastern Alberta, which is the northern reaches of pronghorn antelope range providing some 40,000 square miles of pronghorn habitat.

Where do anteaters live?

Giant anteaters are found throughout Central and South America except for Guatemala, Uruguay and El Salvador, where they are considered to be extinct. They live in wetlands, grasslands and tropical forests. Giant anteaters will avoid threats if possible.

Do lions only live in Africa?

1. Nearly all wild lions live in Africa, but one small population exists elsewhere… ... Lions in west and central Africa are more closely related to these Asiatic lions in India, than to those found in southern and east Africa.

Are there antelope in Canada?

Pronghorns roam the Great Plains of North America into northern Mexico. In Canada, they reside in southwestern Saskatchewan and southeastern Alberta. While they are capable of jumping, they cannot leap the fences that are now common throughout the grasslands.

What is a group of dogs called?

For example, you probably know a group of dogs is a pack.

What are the deer called in Africa?

What is an African deer called? The Barbary stag is the only native deer in Africa. It is also known as Atlas deer.

Is a giraffe an antelope?

There are over ninety-one different types of antelopes (most of which are native to Africa), however, what many people don't realize is that the giraffe, okapi, and prong-horned antelope -- are all not related to true antelopes.

How many antelopes are in South Africa?

There are 72 antelope species in Africa, of which 21 are found in Kruger Park.

Are there bears in Africa?

Are there any bears in Africa? At the moment, there are no bear species in Africa. There was a time when the brown bear roamed the Atlas mountains, where they were once native. They'd made their way from Europe, all the way to the top of Africa.

Are moose related to cows?

Taxonomically, deer, elk, moose and caribou are in the Class Mammalia, which includes all mammals. They are then segregated into the Order Artiodactyla, which contains all the even-toed ungulates, including sheep, bison, pigs and, yes, cows — so they are related at this level.

Are moose and horses related?

When it comes to species and animal family categories, horses and moose belong to two completely separate groups within the animal kingdom. Moose belong to the same animal family as deer, the Cervidae, and their specific species is referred to as the Alces alces.