Most Americans call these antelope. I know we do. That’s not what they are, though, and it would be more accurate to call them “pronghorns.” Although Antilocapra americana evolved under the same conditions as Old World antelope and (except for their horns) are physiologically very similar, the animals are unique. According to Wikipedia: [The pronghorn] [...]
pronghorns
Telephoto shot, of course. They’re very skittish.
Tags: Cimarron, Kit Carson, pronghorns, Rayado
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