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- Apr 6, 2024
I'm a bit confused. What is this guy trying to say here?
For most gazelle species, its usually the male gazelle's that exhibit horns. Gazelle (yes her name is literally Gazelle; the wiki even states that it's her actual name and not a stage name) has horns despite being female, so that makes her trans-coded or whatever thing that gets the certain crowd up a frenzy. She's based on a Thomson's gazelle from what I know and females usually don't have any horns in that species.
Though, there are some exceptions. The Cuvier's gazelle, for example, has females with horns. The Dorcas gazelle is also another example.