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Pronghorn Antelope Photos
The pronghorn antelope is the fastest land animal in North America and the second fastest on Earth, second only to the cheetah. However, while the cheetah can run faster, the pronghorn antelope can maintain speeds for a greater distance. From Wikipedia: "University of Idaho zoologist John Byers has suggested that the Pronghorn evolved its running ability to escape from extinct predators such as the American cheetah, since its speed greatly exceeds that of extant North American predators."
All photos in this gallery depict wild & free pronghorn antelope.
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The pronghorn antelope is the fastest land animal in North America and the second fastest on Earth, second only to the cheetah. However, while the cheetah can run faster, the pronghorn antelope can maintain speeds for a greater distance. From Wikipedia: "University of Idaho zoologist John Byers has suggested that the Pronghorn evolved its running ability to escape from extinct predators such as the American cheetah, since its speed greatly exceeds that of extant North American predators."
All photos in this gallery depict wild & free pronghorn antelope.
If you want to see an individual photo larger, click on the thumbnail for that photo. While viewing the photo, mousing over the left edge of the photo will present additional options. To see a photo even larger, and with "the lights dimmed," click on it again. While the "lights are dimmed," you can advance to the next photo by using the page advance button on the far right side of the screen or go back to a previous photo by using the page back button on the far left. To exit the "dimmed lights" mode, click the gray X in the upper right corner.
All of the photos displayed in this gallery are available for purchase. Prints (framed & unframed), stretched canvas, fotoflots, wall clings, and greeting cards are available. Print orders are fulfilled by Zenfolio/Mpix. If you don't see the size, aspect ratio, or print medium you desire, please contact me for a custom quote to be fulfilled by me directly.
To purchase a single photo, click the Buy button (shopping cart icon) in the upper right while viewing that photo. You can also select multiple photos for purchase by clicking the Select option on image thumbnails. Then, select your preferred options to configure your purchase (including size and frame options for prints).
More help is provided by video via the Help page.
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Princely Pronghorn
Princely Pronghorn 2
Basking Pronghorn
Heads or Tails?
Wind in the Mane
Prongs & Thistles
Prongs & Thistles 2
Let's Put Our Heads Together
Pronghorn Pant
Pronghorn Antelope Fawn
