What animals eat antelopes?

Antelope are herbivores, with an odd exception: some duiker species have been known to kill and eat insects, small mammals, and birds. Otherwise, antelope tend to browse on bushes and smaller trees or graze on grass. read more

Antelope are horned herbivores whose hooves each have two toes. They live in deserts, swamps and savannas. They are found in North America, Europe, Asia and Africa, which has some of the most famous predators of antelopes. These carnivores can attack antelope day or night. read more

This animals are mainly herbivores and eat only plant life. Some Duiker species have been seen to eat birds, insects, and small mammals. Antelopes eat tree shoots, fallen leaves, and juicy plants. What they eat depends on their height and include foliage, medium length grass, and herbs especially those that grow near termite mounds. read more

The antelope is one of the many medium-sized mammals holding the African food chain together. The antelope may only graze on grasses but it is a stable food source for many of Africa's large carnivorous predators, such as lions, hyenas and crocodiles. Antelope display different defensive behaviours based on their size, habitat, number and species. read more

Antelope are horned herbivores whose hooves each have two toes. They live in deserts, swamps and savannas. They are found in North America, Europe, Asia and Africa, which has some of the most famous predators of antelopes. read more