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Oryx

usgb/ˈɔːrɪks/Volume
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Geographical Origin

Oryx are indigenous to Africa and Asia, often associated with deserts and arid regions.

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The oryx is superbly adapted to life in the harsh desert conditions.
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Conservation Status

Some oryx species are endangered, so they often symbolize conservation efforts.

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She adopted an Arabian oryx through a wildlife conservation program.
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Distinctive Horns

Oryx are noted for their long, straight horns; they're a prominent feature in descriptions.

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The hunter admired the oryx's majestic horns.
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