Axis deer are from India and make up part of the natural diet of bengal tigers.
Axis deer are also known as spotted deer or chital
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Category: Herbivore
Location: Safari Drive
About Blesbok
These striking antelope are easy to spot with their bold white facial blaze (which gives them their name – “bles” means blaze in Afrikaans) and glossy reddish-brown coats. Native to the open grasslands of South Africa, blesbok are perfectly adapted for life on the plains, and now you can see them up close as part of our growing safari herd.
They’re a social species and usually found in herds. Watch them graze, rest and interact with one another throughout the day – they might look chilled, but they can sprint up to 43mph when needed!
That white blaze on their face isn’t just for show – it may help reduce glare from the sun on the open savannah.
Blesbok are herbivores, primarily grazers, and their diet consists almost entirely of grasses.
Blesbok are native to the open grasslands of Southern Africa, specifically South Africa.
Classified as Least Concern on the IUCN Red List. They were once nearly extinct due to overhunting in the 19th century but have made a big comeback thanks to conservation.
Herbivore
Axis Deer
Herbivore
Axis Deer
Axis deer are from India and make up part of the natural diet of bengal tigers.
Axis deer are also known as spotted deer or chital
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Herbivore
Bactrian Camel
The two-humped Bactrian Camel lives in the highlands of Central Asia, where it feeds on prickly scrub and salty water.
Camels store fat in their humps, not water!
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Herbivore
Bactrian Camel
The two-humped Bactrian Camel lives in the highlands of Central Asia, where it feeds on prickly scrub and salty water.
Camels store fat in their humps, not water!
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Herbivore
Common Eland
Adult male eland are larger than the female of the species but both males and females have horns.
The eland is the largest living antelope in the world.
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Herbivore
Common Eland
Adult male eland are larger than the female of the species but both males and females have horns.
The eland is the largest living antelope in the world.
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Herbivore
Eastern Kiang
The Eastern Kiang live in tight-knit small groups in alpine grasslands and steppe of the Tibetan plateau.
Kiang are the largest of all wild asses
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Herbivore
Eastern Kiang
The Eastern Kiang live in tight-knit small groups in alpine grasslands and steppe of the Tibetan plateau.
Kiang are the largest of all wild asses
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