Female antelopes are a type of ungulate mammal found in Africa and Asia. They are typically characterized by their long, slender necks and horns that are present in both males and females. The most common species of female antelope is the gazelle, which is found in open grasslands and savannas. Other species include the impala, kudu, and eland. Female antelopes are important to their ecosystems as they provide food for predators and help to maintain the balance of the food chain.