A herd of around 10 goitered gazelles are spotted drinking water from a pond in Gaotai County, Zhangye City, northwest China's Gansu Province. 

Goitered gazelles, also known as black-tailed gazelles, inhabit desert and semiarid terrains. They get their name from the goiter-like enlargement on the male's throats during the mating season. Adult males have long, black horns that are 20 to 34 centimeters long, while females are hornless.

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