Name:Hippotragus equinus
Alias:Hippotragus equinus
Outline:Ungulata
Family:Artiodactyla Bovidae Hippodrome
length:220-265cm
Weight:225-300kg
Life:About 17 years
IUCN:LC
The scientific name of the Hippotragus equinus is small groups living in plains and shrub areas. It is closely related to the sable antelope (H. niger) and the extinct blue scimitar-horned antelope (H. leucophoeus). It feeds on the fresh and tender parts or leaves of plants. The favorite grasses of the Hippotragus equinus are the following, such as yellow grass, millet, yellow-backed grass, etc. The Hippotragus equinus needs to drink water every day. There are abundant water plants along rivers and lakes, so the Hippotragus equinus likes to appear in waterside areas.
Although the antelope is a herbivore, it is not gentle in character and can be said to be a very aggressive animal. The antelope's social nature allows it to fight back when it encounters fierce animals such as lions. The antelope's attack method is relatively simple, which is to use horns to attack. When encountering danger or attacking, the antelope will first lower its head, aim its long horns at the target, and headbutt it. The advantage of the black antelope's running ability makes it extremely fast, and its hard and sharp horns are also extremely lethal.
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