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Grant's gazelle

Order : Artiodactyla
Family : Bovidae
Subfamily : Antilopinae
Species : Gazella granti

 

The Grant's gazelle is listed as Conservation Dependent (LR/cd), the focus of a continuing taxon-specific or habitat-specific conservation programme targeted towards the taxon in question, the cessation of which would result in the taxon qualifying for one of the threatened categories below within a period of five years, on the IUCN Red List of Threatened Species

Facts about the Grant's gazelle

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Grant's gazelles are in the order Artiodactyla, or even-toed ungulates (hoofed mammals).

If the body temperature of a Grant's gazelle is higher than the brain can tolerate, the animal pants rapidly, and blood passes through the vessels of the moist nasal mucous to be cooled by evaporation.

The only noticeable difference from the Grant's gazelle is the white markings on its rump end below the tail.

Grant's gazelles are characterized by their threatening displays, such as head-flagging. (Full text)

Physical Characteristics The grant's gazelle is about 5-6 feet tall and can weigh up to 100 lb. (Full text)

Since Grant's Gazelles are water-independent, they are able to graze in areas where most other herbivores cannot graze. (Full text)

Grant's gazelles are especially fond of open grass plains, and although they frequent bushy savannas, they avoid areas of high grass. (Full text)

The Grant's Gazelle is caught! (Full text)

The Grant's gazelles are the unloved middle children of the savannah. (Full text)

Grant's gazelle is distinguished by white stripes running from each horn to the muzzle, and black stripes on the thighs. (Full text)

Grant's Gazelles are very swift animals so if they stay in the open they can outrun most predators. (Full text)

Grant's gazelle is the largest of the two common gazelles. (Full text)

See also James Augustus Grant 1860-64 Grant's gazelle is the largest of the two common gazelles. (Full text)

Habitat Grant's gazelles are especially fond of open grass plains, and (Full text)

Grant's Gazelle Grant's Gazelle is a large, pale gazelle with long legs which occurs in and adjacent to the eastern arm of the Rift Valley. (Full text)

Grant's gazelle's aren't as numerous as the Thomson's gazelle, but are often seen frequenting the same areas and in mixed herds. (Full text)

Role: herbivore Food: Grant's gazelles are water-dependent. (Full text)

Food: Grant's gazelles are dependent on water. (Full text)

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The slight, tender and sensitive portrait of a gazelle in Picks (Grant’s Gazelle) is a dramatic contrast to such larger works, and dramatizes Jonas’ ability to sculpt in minute detail. (Full text)

1. Gazella, genus Gazella -- (typical gazelles)
Gazella
genus Gazella
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