sitatunga การใช้

• Significant numbers of duiker, sitatunga and horns and striped pelages.
• The sitatunga is confined to swampy and marshy habitats.
• Habitat loss is the most severe threat to the survival of the sitatunga.
• Predators of the sitatunga include lions, wild dogs, crocodiles and leopards.
• The sitatunga is a medium-sized antelope.
• The sitatunga has a shaggy, water-resistant coat which varies in colour.
• Brookfield has had exceptional success in breeding the sitatunga, a type of antelope.
• Sitatunga are selective and mixed feeders.
• In Senegal, intensive hunting for meat and habitat degradation have made the sitatunga very rare.
• It was gazetted in 1939 along with Fanikang Game Reserve to protect Nile Lechwe and Sitatunga.
• Sitatunga can feed or rest close to southern lechwe herds, but do not interact with them.
• Sitatunga are good swimmers, but limit themselves to water with profuse vegetation in order to escape crocodiles.
• Its wetlands contain endangered species of birds and animals including the sitatunga ( " enjobe " in Luganda ).
• A number of species have hornless females ( e . g . sitatunga, red lechwe, and suni ).
• At low water levels the cattle take over the flooded plains and send the sitatunga back to their original place.
• However, in the nuclear tree, k閣el, mountain nyala and sitatunga plus the bongo are three equal branches.
• Return home through the savannah for the chance to catch a glimpse of a rare bird or a sitatunga antelope.
• Sitatunga interact with each other by first touching their noses, which may be followed by licking each other and nibbling.
• Sitatunga are active mainly during the early hours after dawn, the last one or two hours before dusk, and night.
• Due to its close association with water, the sitatunga are often described as " aquatic antelopes ", like the waterbuck.