10M views · 106K reactions | Antelope Jackrabbits like Cantaloupe are actually hares, not rabbits, contrary to their name. Hares have leaner bodies and slender legs (and larger ears!) - which makes them better runners. Because of this, hares tend to flee when facing danger, while rabbits tend to hide! They’re all adorable when they chew, though.  | Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum | Facebook

Imagine being dropped into the Sahara - no water, 120 °F heat, and nothing but sand. You’d last 3 days. The addax antelope? It can survive for years. No tricks. Just evolution. This endangered desert marvel: 🦌 Changes coat color by season to manage heat 🔥 Raises body temp to 106 °F to avoid sweating 💧 Extracts water from dry plants & even dew But here's the tragedy: 👉 Fewer than 100 wild addax remain. Some estimates say just 30–50 left. Read More: bit.ly/4nNgn1d #Addax #Conservation #DesertA

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