Common gazelle

The common gazelle or Paranian gazelle is a gazelle species. The gazelle stands about 55–65 cm (1.8–2.1 feet) at the shoulder, with a head and body length of 90–110 cm (3–3.5 feet) and a weight of 15–20 kg (33–44 pounds). The gazelle is described as living in scrublands, steppes, foothills and chaparrals with mid-temperate climate of Kosna, Hartnett, southern Cheskachena, coastal Orirbella, Nalvano, eastern Bilva, and easternmost Silegre. The gazelle used to live as far west and north as Balyshel and central Apelchem, but they were extirpated for unknown reasons. Despite being called Paranian gazelle, the gazelle also lives throughout the northern coast of Pasia, from easternmost Mecirhan to westernmost Peisybaku. The largest population exists in Kosna due to the large plethora of scrublands and chaparrals, with about 35,000–40,000 in the wild. These gazelles are highly adapted to the desert; they can go their entire lives without drinking, as they can get all of the moisture they need from the plants in their diets, though they do drink when water is available. They are able to withstand high temperatures, but when it is very hot, they are active mainly from dusk to dawn. In areas where they face human predation, they tend to be active only at night to minimise the risk of falling prey to hunters. These gazelles feed on leaves, flowers, and pods of many species of acacia trees, as well as the leaves, twigs and fruits of various bushes. They occasionally stand on their hind legs to browse from trees, and after rain, they have been observed digging out bulbs from the ground. 
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Category:Animals
Category:Fauna of Parania
Category:Fauna of Pasia