Desert naturalists are unsure why pronghorn antelope have returned to one of the hottest ... it’s hard not to think that there may well be new migratory patterns unfolding before our eyes. ...

“Pronghorn rely not only on speed but also keen vision for protection. Their eyes, as big as an elephant’s, see the world as you would if using binoculars with 8 power magnification,” wrote FWS.

_This is an excerpt from Hunting Editor Andrew McKean's book, How to Hunt Everything, which is available here. Keep an eye out for more species and how to hunt them._ Swift as the prairie wind and ...

DEATH VALLEY NATIONAL PARK, Calif. — More than a century after railroads, ranchers and hunters vanquished their ancestors, pronghorn antelope are returning to this unforgiving expanse of desert ...

Sometimes referred to as speed goats, the pronghorn antelope has been clocked at speeds pushing 60 mph. That’s second fastest to the cheetah worldwide, a sprinter that has a burst of speed ...

HART MOUNTAIN NATIONAL ANTELOPE REFUGE, Ore. -- The images emerge on the sheer walls of Petroglyph Lake in strokes thousands of years old -- a lizard here, an antelope there and abstract swirls ...

For 10 Incredible pronghorn facts, keep reading! This post was updated on June 24, 2025 to include information on how the border wall affects animal migration. 1.