The African antelope is a large mammal found in the savannas and grasslands of Africa. The two varieties of African antelope are the Lichi (5 letters) and the Pala (4 letters). The Lichi is a medium-sized antelope with a reddish-brown coat and white markings on its face, while the Pala is a smaller antelope with a grayish-brown coat and white markings on its face. Both species are found in the same areas and have similar diets, but the Lichi is more active during the day while the Pala is more active at night.