Animals depicted include onagers or zebras, ibexes, ostriches, lionesses, impalas, gazelles and cattle. Other notable gazelles include the rhim gazelle and dama gazelle. Antelopes can be found, including Grant's gazelles, impalas, duikers and Coke's hartebeests. The largest migration is in the Serengeti, where they join the wildebeests, zebras and gazelles. These parasites regularly alternate between hartebeest and gazelles or wildebeest. Further, gazelles, foxes, dogs and ostriches are associated with jinn. It will also kill young gazelles, duikers and warthogs. This wildlife consists of lions, elephants, gazelles, and rhinos. Ancient Egyptians kept herds of gazelles and addax for meat, and occasionally pets. The most common Egyptian pets included cats, dogs, mongooses, monkeys, gazelles, and birds. Thomson's gazelle ("Eudorcas thomsonii") is one of the best-known gazelles. In fact, this physical feature distinguishes the springbok from true gazelles. Weasels, badgers, and gazelles are inhabited in Hallasan. Young female gazelles may associate with their mothers as yearlings. It was also used to train greyhounds meant for hunting gazelles in parts of Arabia.