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'''Game animals''' are [[animal]]s [[hunting|hunted]] for sport. Common game animals include [[deer]], [[moose]], [[elk]], [[bear]], [[rabbit]], [[turkey]], [[pheasant]], [[grouse]], [[quail]], [[dove]], [[goose]] and [[duck]]. Many states have limits as to when game animals may be hunted as well limits as to the quantity of the animals that may be killed. A game animal can also be an animal pursued by a predatory mammal, [[bird of prey]], [[dragonfly]], or hunting dog.
'Big game' can refer to more exotic, usually [[Africa]]n animals such as [[elephant]]s, [[rhinoceros]]es and [[zebra]]s. During the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, it used to be a popular pastime for rich westerners, particularly [[aristocracy|aristocrats]], to go to Africa and bring back a collection of heads of impressive beasts such as [[gnu]]s, [[lion]]s and [[wildebeest]] as trophies. However, these species are seldom hunted in the present day since many of them are now on the brink of extinction.
