Not just a rugby team but an antelope species too!

What is the distinctive feature of a springbok's horns?

• They curve inwards at the top, giving a heart-shaped appearance.

• They are straight and long.

• They are spiral-shaped.

• They are short and stubby.

Where are springboks more commonly found today?

• Namibia and northern Botswana

• South Africa

• Zimbabwe

• Kenya

What speed can springboks reach to escape predators?

• Over 85km/h

• 60km/h

• 100km/h

• 50km/h

What is 'pronking' in springboks?

• A jump into the air with a bowed back and straight legs.

• A fast sprint to escape predators.

• A loud call to warn others.

• A form of grazing.

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How do springbok herds segregate?

• Into female herds and bachelor herds.

• By age groups.

• By size and strength.

• By color of their coat.

What is the diet preference of springboks?

• Open grasslands for grazing and browsing.

• Woodland areas for shelter.

• Rocky areas for minerals.

• Desert areas for water.

When do springbok herds mix?

• During migration to greener pastures or mating season.

• During the dry season.

• When threatened by predators.

• When food is scarce.