Summary
Springbok are desert antelopes in Africa with short, thin fur that helps them regulate heat by sweating. They can survive in deserts by extracting moisture from plants, never needing to drink water. Their white coat patterns reflect solar radiation, making them efficient in hot climates. In southern Africa, cheetahs prey on springbok herds and must rely on speed to catch them, while the springbok's keen senses and leaping abilities help them evade predators.
Introduction to Springbok
Springbok, the most successful desert antelopes in Africa, have short thin fur that helps them offload heat by sweating. They can extract all the moisture they need from desert plants and never need to drink. White patterns on their coats reflect solar radiation.
Challenge for Springbok
In southern Africa's deserts, cheetahs lurk and shadow the springbok herds. Cheetahs, thinly furred and lightly built, are sprinters designed for speed and must get close to their prey. Springbok, with keen senses and the ability to leap two meters high, signal warnings to others and confuse attackers.
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