There's something about slow motion and classical music together that just works. At Fossil Rim you'll find this species, the blackbuck antelope, in our front pasture. Regardless the time of year they are an active species, with males herding females in their territory and males competing for that territory. This is due to breeding occuring throughout the year, in addition to bachelor herds of males constantly sparring. That being said, there are peak breeding periods March-May and August-Octobe

"I gotta say mom, I really don't understand the appeal here. I think I might stick to milk, if you don't mind." | Fossil Rim Wildlife Center

151K views · 1.2K reactions | Go little blackbuck go! Blackbuck antelope are indigenous to the plains of India. They are related to gazelles, the springbok, and the gerenuk, which are all part of the tribe called Antilopini. | Fossil Rim Wildlife Center | Facebook