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antelope
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antelope
member of the family Bovidae, including the genus Tragelaphus, which contains many genera of African antelopes. Includes a large variety of hollow-horned ruminants from dog to cow size. Many types of horns but all simple and persistent.


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He sees many possible dinners for prey, including a cobra, a hare and a dik-dik, but it is a humble little weaver bird that falls to his talons and if taken home to feed his chick and mate.
At more than 220,000 square kilometres, its immense terrain features a host of animals including the big cats, elephant, rhino, giraffe, zebra and a variety of antelope from the tiny dik-dik to the mighty kudu.
At more than 220,000 square kilometres, its immense terrain features a host of animals including the big cats, elephant, rhino, giraffe, zebra and a variety of antelope from the tiny dik-dik to the mighty kudu.
 
 
 
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