A female pronghorn pauses while eating wildflowers along a highway near the Mojave Desert town of Beatty, Nev. It is unclear why the creatures are returning to the unforgiving desert in and around ...

The Wyoming Game and Fish Department believes it knows what is responsible for the mass deaths of pronghorn antelope, many of which have been found deceased without signs of injury. Over the past ...

You might be seeing pronghorn antelope once again in the Mid-Columbia. Washington state is at the northwest end of their native range, but their population declined significantly in the state in the ...

Fewer fawns of pronghorn antelope are surviving this year throughout Arizona, and the state’s prolonged drought may be the main factor. However, wildlife experts insist that the species is not in ...

Nevada’s big game hunting seasons begin Thursday as archers take to the field in search of America’s speediest big game animal, the pronghorn antelope. Sometimes referred to as speed goats, the ...

Learn about Yellowstone pronghorn and how NPCA is working with landowners, land managers, and volunteers to restore this iconic species. See more › For centuries, Yellowstone pronghorn have migrated ...

Somewhere in Wyoming a North American pronghorn might still be wearing a man’s shoe on its horns. The accompanying footage, captured recently by Jaymie Litzel, shows the pronghorn with its front legs ...

One of the great things about spending time in the outdoors is the opportunity it provides to observe first hand some of the unique behaviors animals display at various times of the year. In some ways ...

With an alleged top speed of 60 miles an hour, the pronghorn antelope is second only to the cheetah. But whereas the cheetah is a mere sprinter, the pronghorn is an endurance runner par excellence.

For some 8,000 years, pronghorn antelope were at home under the open skies and on the sagebrush steppe that today is part of the Colville Indian reservation. Bones of the continent’s fastest land ...

DEATH VALLEY NATIONAL PARK — More than a century after railroads, ranchers and hunters vanquished their ancestors, pronghorn antelope are returning to this unforgiving expanse of desert along the ...