What is wild?

and Wildebeest is a corulatte in the family Connochates that can be found in southern, Central and East Africa. The animals roam on the plane in groups of different sizes to look for food and water. Wildebeest is also involved in massive annual migration in search of water in herds, which can include hundreds of animals and travel over 800 miles (1,288 kilometers). Large animals are an important part of the African landscape and often people are observed by people on safari. Wildebeest can also be known under the alternative name of GNU, a word that comes from Khoikhoi's language of the African language. "GNU" is probably onomatopoeia, because the male loose stump is issued by a gut noise that sounds suspiciously similar. Whatever you call it, Wildebeest can grow to an impressive size. Some men weighed at more than £ 550 (250 kilograms), with cows generally weighed a little less. In ideal conditions, the wild side can live for about 20 years. In addition, the structure of the body on the rocks classifies it as an antelope. I do the sameKO of other antelope has Wildebeest long, spindle legs, strong hind limbs that give it a characteristic bounding movement and impressive corners. Both males and women have corners that can be used in combination with sharp hooves in a serious struggle.

in small groups, in memory are endangered by predators such as lions and wild dogs. They are also at risk of meeting people who hunt them for food and fencing from their habitat. However, a large group of vocoseests can turn tables. Loosey is known in Africa and animals can travel up to 50 miles per hour (80 kilometers per hour) for at least thirty minutes when they flee from predators.

Wildebeest has short glossy coats in brown to gray with stripes made of longer darker hair. Some species have different features such as beard or Fetlock hair. Animals are joined in spring after the rainy season and before the beginningKem migration. In December, a woman is freely born their calves. Like many other wild animals, the young wild is usually able to keep a step with a herd within a few days, although it will take several months to fully mature.