Antelope belong to the group Bodivae and differ from the Cervidae, as they do not lose their horns.     In most of the antelope species, the male also has a small horn on his forehead. Please click the picture!   Eland   Please click the picture!   Springbok       Another species is the Kudu that can jump over a 2.5 m fence without any real problem, and the Waterbuck, that is protected from predators by its rancid tasting flesh.   You can see various antelope species in the Kruger National Park, as well as in the Addo Elephant Park and many other private game reserves along the east coast.   The most commonly seen antelope is the Impala, of which there are about 100 000 in these Game Reserves.   Please click the picture! Herd of Buck       Common species of Antelope:   Bushbuck Common Duiker Steenbok Roan Sable Gemsbok                                                  Tsetsebe Eland Blue Wildebeest Bontebok Common Reedbuck Nyala Klipspringer Impala Waterbuck       Please click the picture! Eland - Antelope       Please click the picture!   Eland - Antelope in South Africa     Please click the picture!   Antelope in South Africa - Eland     Eland (Taurotragus Oryx) - These creatures are the largest species of antelope in the world.       Please click on the picture!     Red Hartebeest   Red Hartebeest   Red Hartebeest