Copper Springbok Hunting

The Copper Springbok, scientifically referred to as *Damaliscus pygargus*, is a distinguished subspecies of springbok recognized for its striking reddish-brown coat. Belonging to the Bovidae family, this graceful antelope is primarily found in the grasslands and savannas of southern Africa. As herbivores, Copper Springboks primarily consume grasses and a variety of other vegetation, which supply essential nutrients for their health. They thrive in open grassy areas that allow them to graze effectively while also providing ample opportunities to evade predators. Their adaptations to this environment make them a vital part of their ecosystem, showcasing their unique blend of beauty and functionality within the landscape.