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What Are Antelopes?

Antelopes are hoofed mammals that are classified in the Mammalian order Artiodactyla, and most species of antelopes are classified in the family Bovidae; “true antelopes”, include only the genera Gazella, Nanger, Eudorcas, and Antilope. Some antelopes are closer related to cattle, goats, and sheep than to other antelopes. The Pronghorn(Antilocapra americana) is classified in the family Antilocapridae; this makes it the only antelope not classified in the family Bovidae. Male antelopes are often called bulls or rams, and female antelopes are sometimes called cows or ewes.

Physical Characteristics


Antelopes may grow horns that protrude from their skulls. In some … Continue

Get to Know: Mashpi Amagusa Reserve

This YouTube video was produced by the American Bird Conservancy. BrantaMedia.Com was not paid to post this video and is not partnered with The American Bird Conservancy.

With the support of Conserva Aves and other partners and donors, the Mashpi Amagusa Reserve was able to expand its area through the purchase of 39 hectares of land, allowing for greater connectivity and protection of biodiversity in the Andean Chocó.

Conserva Aves is a regional Initiative to create and expand subnational protected areas in Latin America. It is led by the American Bird Conservancy, the National Audubon Society, BirdLife International, and the … Continue

Cuteness Overload! A Penguin Chick’s First Pip, To Their First Dip.

This YouTube video was produced by the Georgia Aquarium. BrantaMedia.Com was not paid to post this video and is not partnered with the Georgia Aquarium.

Welcome to the enchanting world of penguin parenthood as we capture an extraordinary moment: the hatching of a precious penguin chick! Join us on this heartwarming journey as we witness what it’s like to be a trainer during our annual nesting season. Who knew how quickly a penguin chick develops from hatching, to its first swim?!

Explore a world under the sea with our newest gallery, Sharks! Predators of the Deep. Plus see Whale

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