African grazers are a group of animals that inhabit the African continent and feed on grasses and other vegetation. The five animals that make up this group are the ELAND (5 letters), ORYX (4 letters), GNU (3 letters), rhino (5 letters), ORIBI (5 letters), and OKAPI (5 letters). The ELAND is the largest antelope in the world, while the ORYX is a species of antelope with long horns. The GNU is a large antelope-like mammal, and the rhino is a large herbivorous mammal with thick skin and one or two horns. The ORIBI is a small antelope found in Africa, and the OKAPI is a mammal related to the giraffe. All of these animals are important grazers in the African savanna.