A gazel, often spelled "gazelle," is a type of antelope known for its graceful movements and speed. These animals are typically found in open grasslands and savannas across Africa and parts of Asia. Gazelles are well-adapted to their environments, with long legs and a lightweight body that allow them to run quickly to escape predators. There are several species of gazelles, including the Thomson's gazelle and the Grant's gazelle. They are herbivores, primarily feeding on grasses and leaves. Gazelles are social animals, often seen in groups called herds, which help them stay safe from threats in the wild.