Common Springbok Hunting

The common springbok (*Antidorcas marsupialis*) is a medium-sized antelope indigenous to southern Africa, renowned for its exceptional agility and striking appearance, which contributes to its status as one of the region’s most recognizable species. As herbivores, springboks mainly feed on grasses and leaves and possess the remarkable ability to thrive on relatively low-quality forage by extracting moisture from the vegetation, allowing them to flourish in arid habitats.