Here's why:
* Habitat: Antelopes are primarily found in grasslands, savannas, and open woodlands. They need large, open spaces to graze and to be able to spot predators easily.
* Jungle conditions: Jungles are dense and have a very different ecosystem than open grasslands. The dense vegetation makes it difficult for antelopes to move around and graze, and the humid, hot climate can be uncomfortable for them.
While there might be a few antelope species found in areas bordering jungles, they are not considered true jungle inhabitants.