Gemsboks, also called African Oryxes, are one of four species in the Genus (Oryx), related to Roan Antelopes, Sable Antelopes, and Addax.
Information listed in this category for kids and teens explains social groups, classification, appearance, size, coloring, reproduction and parenting, range, habitat, threats, status, conservation, diet, and feeding habits.
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Gemsbok (Oryx gazella)
IUCN classification, taxonomic difference, physical features, species distribution, adaptations, social behavior, and threats from ARKive.org. Includes pictures and videos.
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Out To Africa: Oryx
Facts include Swahili name, characteristics, lifespan, diet, predators, original habitat, social system, hierarchy, parenting, and trivia.
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South Africa Wildlife: The Gemsbok - Oryx gazella
Tells about size, markings, horns, original habitat, typical diet, predators, and reproduction.
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WildAboutYou.com: Gemsbok
Combines tracks, distribution map, measurements, primary habitat, name derivation, physical appearance, different races, and behavior.