Antelope: The Graceful Grazers

Antelopes are a diverse group of herbivores found across Africa and parts of Asia. Known for their speed, agility, and beauty, they play a crucial role in their ecosystems by grazing and dispersing seeds. Sanctuaries house various species of antelope, including the elegant impala, the sturdy kudu, and the elusive sitatunga, offering them safe environments to live and thrive.

Antelopes are built for speed, with long legs and streamlined bodies that help them escape predators. Sanctuaries replicate their open grassland habitats, giving them room to roam freely. Visitors often marvel at their graceful movements and the harmony they bring to the landscapes they inhabit.