Addax antelopes are known as super exotics due to their scarcity.

There are now more Addax antelopes on Texas hunting ranches than the rest of the world combined!

They produce highly concentrated urine which helps to conserve water.

Herds are typically led by the oldest female.

Addax can survive almost indefinitely without free-standing water. They obtain most of their water needs from their vegetarian diet.

They are also called “White antelopes” and “Screwhorn antelopes.”

Their coat changes color with the seasons.  In the winter, they have a gray and brown coat and in the summer, they have a sandy coat with white coloration.

Herds do not tend to travel far unless food becomes scarce or a threat surfaces.

An Addax herd walks in single file order and as a result, leaves behind a single set of tracks.

Addax antelopes are slow moving, making them easy pickings for predators.