greater kudu การใช้

• The reserve has a herd of the relatively uncommon Greater Kudu.
• Other animals include leopards, Greater Kudu, Black Rhinos, rich avifauna and numerous invertebrates.
• The greater kudu are also a target for poachers for meat and horns.
• Greater kudus have both benefited and suffered from interaction with humans.
• The menagerie includes zebra, greater kudu, impala, waterbuck, bongo and wildebeest.
• The ears of the greater kudu are large and round.
• Other mammals found include warthog, greater kudu and bushbuck.
• The skulls of spiral-horned greater kudu, bison, and musk oxen begin to appear on the walls.
• Moreover, the horns in greater kudu have two to three spirals, and the tips are farther apart.
• Other notable wildlife species include lion, leopard, caracal, aardvark, greater kudu, roan antelope, red-fronted gazelle and red-necked ostrich.
• The term " lesser " denotes the smaller size of this antelope as compared to the greater kudu.
• The greater kudu ( " T . strepsiceros " ) split from this clade approximately 8.6 million years ago.
• The horns of greater kudus are commonly used to make Shofars, a Jewish ritual horn blown at Rosh Hashanah.
• The name is derived from the Ndebele name for the greater kudu ( scientific name : Tragelaphus strepsiceros ).
• The player goes to Namibia, where he hunts blackbuck, impala, zebra, gemsbok, wildebeest, greater kudu, sable antelope, and Cape buffalo.
• Just before we left the London Zoo, we paused outside the enclosure of the greater kudu, a large grayish-brown antelope.
• The greater kudu clade split from the clade formed by mountain nyala, bongo, sitatunga and k閣el approximately 8.6 million years ago.
• However, the greater kudu can be told apart from the mountain nyala due to the former's greater height and paler colour.
• This area houses many African animals including crested porcupines, Dorcas gazelles, greater kudus, miniature zebu, impala, African gray parrots, and leopard tortoises.
• Hoofed species include ankole cattle, bongos, blesboks, elands, gemsboks, Grant's zebras, greater kudus, impalas, reticulated giraffes, Thomson's gazelles, waterbuck, and white-bearded wildebeests.