There are nine species of large mammals in this family. They have long heads and long legs that end in feet with a single hoofed toe. Most species have a mane and a long tail. In the wild, the animals in this family are found in Africa and Asia and live a variety of habitats including grasslands and deserts. Domesticated species are found around the world. The animals in this family are herbivores. Females in this family usually give birth to a single baby and feed it for 6-8 months. Most of the species in this family live in groups or herds.
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Endangered in N.H.
Threatened in N.H.
Introduced
Endangered in U.S.
Threatened in U.S.
Breeds in N.H.