Gazelle is the name given to the species of graceful, swift antelopes of the genus Gazella. These animals are typically known to inhabit in arid areas like the grasslands and the savanna regions of North Africa, Southwest part of Asia and Persia. The gazelle specifically refers to small fawn colored antelopes, measuring 2 to 3 feet in height. The horns of the gazelle are ringed to the maximum and curve towards the back.
Gazelles, as mentioned above are known for their speed. They can sprint at the speed of 48kms (30miles) per hour on an average. These animals are known for their giant leaps. The largest specie of the gazelle is the addra or the dorcas gazelle, found in the Sahara desert. It is conspicuous by its strong limbs, long neck and white marks over the body. The gazelles love to live in herds and they are usually found eating soft and easily edible leaves and plants.
Gazelles, as mentioned above are known for their speed. They can sprint at the speed of 48kms (30miles) per hour on an average. These animals are known for their giant leaps. The largest specie of the gazelle is the addra or the dorcas gazelle, found in the Sahara desert. It is conspicuous by its strong limbs, long neck and white marks over the body. The gazelles love to live in herds and they are usually found eating soft and easily edible leaves and plants.