The term 'South African Antelope' refers to three species of antelope native to South Africa: the SPRINGBOK (9 letters), the BOK (3 letters), and the Blesbok (7 letters). The SPRINGBOK is a medium-sized antelope with a reddish-brown coat and white facial markings. It is the national animal of South Africa and is known for its leaping ability. The BOK is a small antelope with a black and white coat, and is found in the mountainous regions of South Africa. The Blesbok is a medium-sized antelope with a brown coat and white facial markings, and is found in grasslands and savannas. All three species are important to the ecology of South Africa and are protected by law.