Drink. Eat. Keep watch. You’d be forgiven for boiling down pronghorn behavior as such. If you observe their daily samba across the New Mexico plains they always seem to be partaking in one of these activities, especially the watching. The “samba” itself would be underappreciated in this analysis, however, as pronghorn herds movement across the landscape is actually a complex behavior designed to follow rainfall, find the best cover and forage and generally follow learned migration routes. ...