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Photo: Pronghorn
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Photo: Pronghorn
While pronghorn have been called "the American antelope," they are no relation to the antelopes found in Africa.
Photo: Prongnhorn
Pronghorn are the fastest distance runners on earth, reaching speeds of more than 50 miles per hour.
Photo: Pronghorn
The Grand Teton pronghorn migrate farther than any other mammal in the Americas, aside from caribou.
Photo: Pronghorn
The pronghorn is the sole species in the Greater Yellowstone ecosystem that is native only to the American West.
Photo: Pronghorn
Pronghorn are much stronger sprinters than they are jumpers. Wide-ranging livestock fencing is putting them in an increasingly tight spot.

 

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Photo credits: Bear grass and moon at twilight, © Randy Beacham. Pronghorn Antelope, © Istock. Slideshow Photos: 1 - © Istock , 2 & 5 - © Wendy Shattil & Bob Rozinski, 3 & 4 - © Windland Rice, courtesy of Jeff Rice



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