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Most antelope species are [[herbivore | herbivores]], with the exception of the duikers species, which eats [[insect | insects]], [[bird | birds]], and small [[mammal | mammals]]. <ref>http://www.sandiegozoo.org/animalbytes/t-antelope.html</ref> Antelopes are hunted by [[lion | lions]], [[leopard | leopard]], and wild [[dog | dogs]], among other animals.
 
Most antelope species are [[herbivore | herbivores]], with the exception of the duikers species, which eats [[insect | insects]], [[bird | birds]], and small [[mammal | mammals]]. <ref>http://www.sandiegozoo.org/animalbytes/t-antelope.html</ref> Antelopes are hunted by [[lion | lions]], [[leopard | leopard]], and wild [[dog | dogs]], among other animals.
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There are no known transitional fossils between antelopes and earlier mammals. Darwinists choose to ignore this.
      
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