Blackbuck.

• Origin: India, Nepal and Pakistan
• Gestation: 167 Days
• Conservation Status: Population Stable
• Scientific Name: Antilope Cervicapra
• Did you know? - They live in herds from 5 up to 50.

Blesbok.

• Origin: South Africa
• Gestation: 240 Days
• Conservation Status: Population Stable
• Scientific Name: Damaliscus Pygargus Phillipsi
• Did you know? - They were discovered in the 17th Century.

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Bongo.

• Origin: Africa
• Gestation: 285 Days
• Conservation Status: Population Decreasing
• Scientific Name: Tragelaphus Eurycerus
• Did you know? - Bongos are one the largest forest antelope.

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Cape Buffalo.

• Origin: Africa
  
• Gestation: 340 Days
  
• Conservation Status: Near Threatened
  
• Scientific Name: Syncerus Caffer
  
• ​Did you know? - Buffalos have smooth tongues.

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Dama Gazelle.

• Origin: Africa
• Gestation: 6.5 Months
• Conservation Status: Critically Endangered
• Scientific Name: Nanger Dama 
• Did you know? - They are considered one of the largest type of gazelle.

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Fallow.

• Origin: Europe
• Gestation: 230 Days
• Conservation Status: Least Concern
• Scientific Name: Dama Dama
• Did you know? - They can run up to 30 mph.

Gemsbok.

• ​Origin: South Africa
• Gestation: 270 Days
• Conservation Status: Least Concern
• Scientific Name: Oryx Gazella
• Did you know? - Female trophies are sometimes more desirable than males.

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Grant Gazelle.

• Origin: Africa
• Gestation: 198 Days
• Conservation Status: Least Threatened
• Scientific Name: Nanger Granti
• Did you know? - They sexually mature at 18 months.

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Impala.

• Origin: Eastern and Southern Africa
• Gestation: 6-7 Months
• Conservation Status: Least Concern
• Scientific Name: Aepyceros Melampus
• Did you know? - The female will isolate from the herd for birth.

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Greater Kudu.

• Origin: Eastern Africa
• Gestation: 240 Days
• Conservation Status: Low Risk
• Scientific Name: Tragelaphus Strepsiceros
• Did you know? - Greater Kudu are not territorial.

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Nyala​​.

• ​Origin: Southern Africa
• Gestation: 220 Days
• Conservation Status: Least Concern
• Scientific Name: Tragelaphus Angasii
• Did you know? - They bread throughout the year but mainly in spring and autumn.

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Red Deer​​.

• Origin: Europe
• Gestation: 240-262 Days
• Conservation Status: Least Concern
• Scientific Name: Cervus Elaphus
• Did you know? - They are one of the largest deer species.

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Roan.

• ​Origin: Africa Gestation: 289 Days
  
• Conservation Status: Least Concern
  
• Scientific Name: Hippotragus Equinus
  
• ​Did you know? - Roan have an unusual call that sounds like a whistle.

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Sable​​.

• Origin: East and Southern Africa
• Gestation: 273 Days
• Conservation Status: Least Concern
• Scientific Name: Hippotragus Niger
• Did you know? - Have been known to chew bones to collect minerals.

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Springbok​​.

• Origin: Southern Africa
• Gestation: 5-6 Months
• Conservation Status: Least Concern
• Scientific Name: Antidorcas Marsupialis
• Did you know? - Females are able to conceive at 6-7 months old.

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Wildebeest​​.

• Origin: Africa
• Gestation: 250-260 Days
• Conservation Status: Least Concern
• Scientific Name: Connochaetes
• Did you know? - They can listen in on other species alarm calls.

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Zebra.

• Origin: Africa
• Gestation: 13 Months
• Conservation Status: Population Stable
• Scientific Name: Equus Quagga
• Did you know? - They sleep standing up.

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