What is another word for Genus Oryx?
Pronunciation: [d͡ʒˈɛnəs ˈɒɹɪks] (IPA) 
Genus Oryx is a taxonomic classification used to describe a group of antelopes commonly found in the African continent. These animals are characterized by their striking appearance and their long, straight horns. The scientific name for the genus Oryx is Oryx, although it is often referred to by other names such as Gemsbok, Sabre Antelope or Beisa. These synonyms are used in different parts of Africa and around the world by those who refer to these majestic animals. The common names are often related to different features of the Oryx such as their long horns, impressive speed, or coloration. Regardless of the name used, Oryx are a beloved species admired for their beauty and survival skills in the harsh desert environment.
