The term 'Bearded Grazer African' refers to a variety of animals that are native to Africa and are known for their grazing habits. These animals include the GNU, Gnus, ELAND, IMPALA, ORYX, Rhino, OKAPI, ZEBRA, EWE, and GIRAFFE. The GNU is a species of antelope that is found in East Africa and is characterized by its long horns and short beard. Gnus are large antelopes that inhabit the savannas of East Africa and have distinctive curved horns. The ELAND is the largest species of antelope and is found in Southern and Eastern Africa. Impalas are medium-sized antelopes that are found in the savannas of Southern and Eastern Africa. ORYX are large antelopes that inhabit the deserts and grasslands of Africa and have long, straight horns. Rhinos are large mammals that are found in Africa and Asia and are characterized by their thick skin and horns. Okapis are rare mammals that inhabit the rainforests of Central Africa and are characterized by their striped legs and long necks. Zebras are African equids that are characterized by their black and white stripes. Ewes are female sheep that are found in Africa and are characterized by their long, curved horns. Finally, Giraffes are the tallest living land animals and are found in the savannas of Africa.