reedbuck การใช้

• The social structure of the bohor reedbuck is highly flexible.
• The bohor reedbuck inhabits moist grasslands and swamplands as well as woodlands.
• Generally, the bohor reedbuck is yellower than other reedbucks.
• Thus, the IUCN rates the bohor reedbuck as of Least Concern.
• As a herbivore, the reedbuck mainly feeds on grasses.
• Primarily a nocturnal grazer, the bohor reedbuck may also feed at daytime.
• Reedbuck with the largest horns are prized by hunters.
• Shy game animals like red forest duiker and gray reedbuck bounce through the brush.
• Among the three reedbuck species, bohor reedbuck is the most widespread in Tanzania.
• Among the three reedbuck species, bohor reedbuck is the most widespread in Tanzania.
• This reedbuck is dependent on water, though green pastures can fulfill its water requirement.
• The total populations of the bohor reedbuck are estimated to be above 100, 000.
• During the dry season, bohor reedbuck are hunted with dogs and nets in Uganda.
• The bohor reedbuck has five subspecies.
• Large aggregations are observed during the dry season, when hundreds of bohor reedbuck assemble near a river.
• The International Union for Conservation of Nature ( IUCN ) rates the bohor reedbuck as of Least Concern.
• Bohor reedbuck are active throughout the day, seeking cover during the daytime and grazing in the night.
• A herbivore, the bohor reedbuck prefers grasses and tender reed shoots with high protein and low fiber content.
• In the burnt grassland around the swamp he saw zebra, hartebeeste, tiang, reedbuck and Mongalla Gazelle.
• Many predators, including lions, leopards, spotted hyenas, African wild dogs and Nile crocodiles, prey on the reedbuck.