【えだつのれいよう】

    noun (common) (futsuumeishi)
  1. pronghorn (Antilocapra americana); prong buck; pronghorn antelopesee also
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Generated definitions (experimental)
  1. pronghorn (Antilocapra americana)
    2. This refers to a species of North American antelope known for its incredible speed and unique branched horns.
    In America, the pronghorn is known as one of the fastest animals.
    You can see pronghorns in wide grasslands.
  2. prong buck
    3. This term specifically refers to a male pronghorn, known for its distinct forked horns.
    Male prongbucks become very aggressive during the breeding season.
    The prong buck is known for its distinctive forked horns.
  3. pronghorn antelope
    4. This is another name for the pronghorn, emphasizing its classification as an antelope despite it not being a true antelope in the family Bovidae.
    The pronghorn antelope is widely recognized as a type of antelope, but it differs from true antelopes.
    Pronghorn antelopes often move in herds.
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