13K views · 911 reactions | You know it's officially summer when our addax boys' coats have gone completely white! Full of energy, we like to occupy Franklin and Marshall with lots of enrichment to spar and push around—even if they do just like to spar with each other sometimes instead! | Denver Zoo Conservation Alliance | Facebook

23K views · 1.7K reactions | This is Fossil Rim's herd of critically endangered addax antelope for #NationalWildlifeDay! Here in our large open pasture setting these herds have the opportunity to use this space, and that is the point. This allows them to move together in search of food, water, shelter, and even the best spot to give birth. #endangeredspecies #wildlifeconservation #safaripark #fossilrim | Fossil Rim Wildlife Center | Facebook

Let Max melt away your Monday mood! Addax calf Maximus was born to parents Amali and Bruce on Wednesday, March 29. The male calf is doing well and can be seen outside with the addax herd at the Zoo. Addax are large antelopes endemic to the Sahara. In recent years, the number of wild addaxes has plummeted to near extinction. The Zoo supports this critically endangered species through a number of efforts, including by participating in The Association of Zoos and Aquariums Species Survival Plan for

Addax 🐐 One Of The Most Endangered Animals In The Wild | 1 Minute Animals The Addax, also known as the white antelope, is a species of antelope that is native to the Sahara desert in Africa. They are known for their distinctive spiral horns and their ability to survive in extreme desert conditions. However, they are one of the most endangered animals in the wild, with their population declining rapidly due to habitat loss and hunting. #addax #antelope #wildlife #wildanimals #endangeredspecies |

23K views · 161 reactions | #DYK that addax have reflective coats? Their pale coats act as a natural sun repellant by reflecting the harsh rays. This helps addax stay cool in the extreme heat of their native habitat the Sahara Desert ☀️ | Blank Park Zoo | Facebook

17K views · 699 reactions | Meet one of the rarest antelopes on Earth...

Keeper Cam: Addax Antelope Keeper Corey, shot a quick clip of two of our addax antelope enjoying a run in the snow, after release from night housing. Addax, native to Africa, experience extreme seasonal temperature fluctuations in their natural habitat. In the summer, their coats are white, to lessen the intensity of the suns rays on the body. In winter, their coats change to a much darker coloration - with intentions of attracting more sunshine and absorb additional heat. This is one of the ver