Antelopes Coloring Pages
@ First-School.ws
Enjoy these free antelope coloring pages to color, paint or crafty educational projects for young children, preschool, kindergarten and early elementary.
There are antelopes in six continents, and in just about any environment. Antelopes are a favorite sighting in African safaris, which may include the ones pictured below.
antelope - generic
eland antelope
gemsbok [desert]
impala - male & female
(Aepyceros subfamily)
kudu [greater & lesser species]
oryx [desert]
sable antelope
springbok
waterbuck
wildebeest - gnu
Letter W wildebeest printable activities
wildebeest - gnu
Antelopes are like the superheroes of the savanna!:
They have amazing jumps, cool horns, and come in all sorts of shapes and sizes. Let's meet some of these superstars:
- Addax: This fluffy friend has long, twisty horns and a white coat, kind of like a desert sheep-unicorn! (Just be careful, they're very endangered!)
- Eland antelope: The gentle giant of the bunch, elands are the biggest antelopes with impressive curly horns and a friendly smile.
- Gemsbok: This high jumper has straight, sharp horns and loves to leap so high it touches the sky!
- Kudu: With cool black and white stripes, the kudu looks like it stepped out of a coloring book!
- Oryx: This desert explorer has long, curved horns and explores the sandy dunes with style.
- Sable antelope: This fancy antelope has long, sweeping horns that look like a fancy sword!
- Springbok: The bouncy champion! This antelope has a spring in its step (and its name!) and jumps so high it looks like it's flying.
- Waterbuck: The swimming star! This antelope has special webbed feet that make it the swimming champion of the savanna!
- Wildebeest: Male wildebeest are known as the "clowns of the savanna" for a reason. To attract mates, they put on a hilarious display of weird antics. This includes things like rubbing their scent on the ground and mock-charging.
