The Sunhoof Antelope is a graceful, medium-sized herbivore with a golden-brown coat that gleams in the sunlight, helping it blend into the tall grasses of the Asparalo Grasslands. They have long, slender legs built for speed and agility, with distinctive pale, sun-like markings on their legs, giving them their name. Their horns are sleek and slightly curved, used primarily for defense and in mating displays.
Habitat:
Sunhoof Antelopes thrive in the wide-open Asparalo Grasslands, where they graze on lush grasses and herbs. They are often found near rivers and water sources, as they require frequent access to fresh water. These antelopes are migratory, moving across the grasslands with the changing seasons to follow fresh grazing areas and avoid predators.
Behavior:
Sunhoof Antelopes are social animals, living in herds that provide protection from predators like Saberfang Cats and Highland Wolves. They are incredibly fast and rely on their speed and agility to escape danger, often leaping high into the air to confuse predators. During the mating season, males engage in impressive horn-clashing duels to win over females. They communicate with each other through a series of soft grunts and calls, and their herds often follow the natural paths created by rivers in the grasslands, ensuring their survival in the changing seasons.