antelope's
Belonging to springbok
Antelope's is the possessive form of antelope, indicating something belonging to or associated with this swift, graceful hoofed mammal found primarily in Africa and parts of Asia.
The antelope's horns curved elegantly skyward.
We tracked the antelope's path through the tall grass.
The form serves for both singular and plural possessive, since antelope can be its own plural.
Bony animal projections
- hoovesUngulate foot coverings
- legsLocomotion appendages below torso
- hideConceal or pelt
- coatOuter garment or layer
fur · eyes · ears · tail · muzzle · sinew · haunches · tendons
Feeding on pasture
- fleeingRapid escape from danger
- leapingSpringing into air
- boundingMoving by leaps
- sprintingMaximum-speed locomotion on foot
migrating · herding · rutting · sparring · browsing · alertness · vigilance · mating
Tropical grassland, sparse trees
- grasslandTreeless herb-covered ecosystem
- plainsBroad, level grasslands
- AfricaSecond-largest continent
- veldtAfrican open grassland
watering hole · Serengeti · steppe · brush · scrubland · Kalahari · rangeland · territory
horns
Bony animal projections
coat · fur · eyes · ears · tail · muzzle · sinew · haunches · tendons · bones
grazing
Feeding on pasture
sprinting · migrating · herding · rutting · sparring · browsing · alertness · vigilance · mating · territorial
savanna
Tropical grassland, sparse trees
veldt · watering hole · Serengeti · steppe · brush · scrubland · Kalahari · rangeland · territory · migration route
gazelle
Swift, slender antelope
- impalaLeaping African antelope
- springbokLeaping southern African antelope
- kuduSpiral-horned African antelope
oryx · eland · wildebeest · gnu · gemsbok · bongo · sable · hartebeest · topi · dik-dik
prey
Animal being hunted
hyena · wild dog · crocodile · carcass · hunt · chase · kill · stalking · ambush · escape
antelope'sleopard's
Of a spotted feline
hyena's · predator's · crocodile's · hunter's · wolf's
- antelope herdsGroups of horned grazers
- Antelope CanyonSculpted slot gorge
- antelope hornKeratin growth on ungulate