African antelopes are a diverse group of animals that inhabit the continent of Africa. Gnus, or wildebeest, are large antelopes with long horns and a shaggy coat. Oryxes are antelopes with long, straight horns and a white patch on their rumps. Elands are the largest antelopes in Africa, with long, curved horns and a gray-brown coat. Oribis are small antelopes with short, curved horns and reddish-brown coats. Impalas are medium-sized antelopes with lyre-shaped horns and reddish-brown coats. Goas are small antelopes with short, straight horns and a gray-brown coat. Kobs are medium-sized antelopes with lyre-shaped horns and a reddish-brown coat. Guibs are small antelopes with short, curved horns and a gray-brown coat. Kudus are large antelopes with long, spiral horns and a gray-brown coat. Toras are small antelopes with short, curved horns and a reddish-brown coat. Nyalas are medium-sized antelopes with lyre-shaped horns and a gray-brown coat. Duikers are small antelopes with short, straight horns and a reddish-brown coat.