These elegant beauties, sometimes referred to as antelope, are commonly seen in Yellowstone National Park, notably in Lamar ...

On Saturday we showcased the extraordinary speed of North American pronghorn, with footage that showed the animals easily ...

A study conducted by the Wildlife Society revealed a strange habit of ungulates. Species like pronghorn tend to avoid utility ...

North Dakota wildlife officials are slightly increasing overall pronghorn hunting opportunities this year despite a notable ...

A foal was left all alone and vulnerable to danger after he was separated from his family during a wild horse roundup in ...

A young mustang briefly joined a band of pronghorn during a recent Wyoming horse roundup. Wild horse advocates say the colt ...

North Dakota’s 2025 pronghorn hunting season is set, with 1,310 licenses available in 18 units. Learn more about the season, ...

A good laugh is enjoyed as the pronghorn vanishes into the prairie. North American pronghorn, which inhabit portions of Wyoming, including Yellowstone National Park, can sprint 45-50 mph.

We found that pronghorn have an extraordinary capacity to process oxygen, says Lindstedt. Each antelope consumed between six and ten liters of oxygen a minute, which is five times as much as a typical ...

The pronghorn can reach speeds of more than 60 miles per hour and can sustain speeds of 45 miles per hour for long periods of time. Early travelers to the West called it the prairie ghost because it ...

"The pronghorn easily left the wolves in the dust." The world’s fastest land animal, of course, is the cheetah, which can reach a top speed of about 75 mph.

Known as the Antelope King, Charles Belden began an effort on his Pitchfork Ranch near the town of Meeteetse to help stabilize the pronghorn population. By the 1930s there were so many pronghorn he ...