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Mongolian gazelle

mammal
Also known as: Procapra gutturosa

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  • Observe a herd of gazelles grazing, playing, and nursing in their natural habitat on the African plains
    In gazelle: Asian gazelles

    przewalskii), and the Mongolian gazelle (P. gutturosa). The last, with a population estimated at well over one million, may be the most numerous of all hoofed mammals.

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