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The males and females can be told apart by their size, males are larger, and their antlers or lack thereof, males have antlers and females don't. Roosevelt elk are flexible, they can live in meadows and grasslands of rainforests, anywhere where there is plenty of food.
A: Grasslands are habitats for grazing animals like buffalo, elk and whitetail deer in North America and zebra and antelope in Africa, where herds support predators like lions and cheetahs. Other large mammals living in the grasslands include the African wildebeest, giant anteater of South America and Przewalski's horse.