| Bovidae - antelopes, cattle, gazelles, goats, sheep There are 140 species of wild and domesticated animals in this family. They are found in Africa, Asia, North America, and Europe. The majority of the species in this family are found in Africa. African species include: the impala, the 
 
 silver dik-dik, the 
 black wildebeest, the 
 springbok, and the 
 rhebok. Animals in this family have horns. They vary in height from 9 inches 6.5 feet! All of the species in this family have two-toed hooves. The males and some of the females in this family have horns. They have a four-chambered stomach and are herbivores. Wild species in this family found in North America include: the American bison, 
 
                    the mountain goat, and the American bighorn sheep. World Status Key
  Least Concern  Near Threatened  Vulnerable  Endangered  Critically Endangered  Extinct in the Wild  Extinct Status and range is taken from ICUN Redlist. If no status is listed, there is not enough data to establish status.
 US Status Key
  Threatened in US  Threatened in NH  Endangered in US  Endangered in NH  Breeds in NH  Introduced Status taken from US Fish and Wildlife and NH Fish and Game
 Additional Information
                     Bovidae Subfamilies 
                      
                        |  Aepycerotinae (impalas) 
  Alcelaphinae (bonteboks, hartebeest, wildebeest) 
  Antilopinae (antelopes, dik-diks, gazelles) 
  Bovinae (bison, buffalos, cattle) |  Caprinae (chamois, goats, serows, sheep) 
  Cephalophinae (duikers) 
  Hippotraginae (addax, oryxes, roan, antelopes, sable antelopes) 
  Reduncinae (reedbucks, waterbucks) |  |