The term 'Antelope African Animals' refers to four species of antelopes found in Africa: Gnus (4 letters), Elands (6 letters), ELAND (5 letters), and ORYX (4 letters). Gnus are large antelopes with long horns and a humped back, while Elands are the largest antelopes in the world. Elands have a distinctive white stripe running down their backs. ORYX are medium-sized antelopes with long, straight horns and a white patch on their rumps. Finally, Gnus are small antelopes with short horns and a white patch on their rumps. All four species of antelopes are native to Africa and are important to the continent's ecology and economy.