Grazer African is a term used to describe animals that feed on grasses and other vegetation in the African savannah. The three animals that fit this description are the ELAND (5 letters), IMPALA (6 letters), and GNU (3 letters). The ELAND is the largest antelope in Africa, with a long, curved horns and a shaggy coat. The IMPALA is a medium-sized antelope with a reddish-brown coat and long, lyre-shaped horns. The GNU is a large antelope with a black and white striped coat and long, curved horns. All three of these animals are grazers, meaning they feed on grasses and other vegetation in the African savannah.