Where can I see the Springbok

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South Africa is a land of beauty and wonder, home to an abundance of unique wildlife including the springbok.

This small antelope is found throughout southern Africa and is known for its distinctive black and white markings as well as its graceful movements. Springboks are well-adapted to their native environment and can be seen sprinting across the open plains or leaping through the air in pursuit of prey. A trip to South Africa is not complete without observing these charming creatures in their natural habitat.

With their boundless energy and engaging personalities, springboks are sure to captivate visitors from all over the world. So if you're looking for an animal encounter you'll never forget, be sure to add the springbok to your list

Animal population

2,000,000

Population
IUCN Classification

Least Concern (LC)

IUCN Classification

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Geeky Facts about the Springbok

Fact 1

Springbok is active at dusk and dawn.

Fact 2

It can sprint at a racing speed of 55 mph (88.5 kph).

Fact 3

Springbok comes from the Afrikaans words spring (“jump”) and bok (“antelope” or “goat”).

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