Minder bekende Afrika bok-spesies
Posted: Thu Jul 06, 2017 9:25 am
Wie ken die bok-spesies se name...?
Al 3 spesies is in Afrika.
Al 3 spesies is in Afrika.
Addax
Dama gazelle
Gerenuk
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Minder bekende Afrika bok-spesies
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Re: Minder bekende Afrika bok-spesies
Posted: Thu Jul 06, 2017 9:40 am
Re: Minder bekende Afrika bok-spesies
Posted: Thu Jul 06, 2017 9:44 am
Addax
Hirola oftewel Hunter's hartbees
Gerenuk
Hirola oftewel Hunter's hartbees
Gerenuk
Re: Minder bekende Afrika bok-spesies
Posted: Thu Jul 06, 2017 9:57 am
Loop die Gerenuk altyd so op sy agterbene...?
Re: Minder bekende Afrika bok-spesies
Posted: Thu Jul 06, 2017 10:05 am
Nee, net vir foto's.Jake1 wrote:Loop die Gerenuk altyd so op sy agterbene...?
Re: Minder bekende Afrika bok-spesies
Posted: Thu Jul 06, 2017 10:05 am
Reg oor die hirola. Ek het geweet ek het hom verkeerd.Pappabeer wrote:Addax
Hirola oftewel Hunter's hartbees
Gerenuk
Re: Minder bekende Afrika bok-spesies
Posted: Thu Jul 06, 2017 10:15 am
Kan die hartbees trekke duidelik sien, maar wragtag 1 lelike bok dieHirola oftewel Hunter's hartbees
Re: Minder bekende Afrika bok-spesies
Posted: Thu Jul 06, 2017 10:47 am
Die Generuk se Springbok ma het by Kameelperd rondgeloop. Kan werk as mens 'n lekker pot wil maak.... 
Re: Minder bekende Afrika bok-spesies
Posted: Thu Jul 06, 2017 10:53 am
Maar julle manne is skerp!
Die Addax (wit bokke)
The addax is a critically endangered species of antelope, as classified by the IUCN. Although extremely rare in its native habitat due to unregulated hunting, it is quite common in captivity. The addax was once abundant in North Africa, native to Chad, Mauritania and Niger. It is extinct in Algeria, Egypt, Libya, Sudan and Western Sahara. It has been reintroduced in Morocco and Tunisia.
Die Hirola (middel foto)
One of the world's rarest antelope now has a new home in Marasabit. The Kenya Wildlife Service and the Northern Rangeland Trust have successfully introduced the rare species of the antelope - the hirola - to a sanctuary in Ishaqbini. The hirola is the world's most endangered antelope having rapidly declined from roughly 14,000 in the 1970s to just about 430 today. It is only found in small pockets of bushland in Kenya and Somalia. It is also said that it is likely to be the first mammal to become extinct in Africa in modern history if steps are not taken protect it.
Die Gerenuk
The gerenuk is less sociable than most other gazelles, a behaviour consistent with its semiclosed habitat preference and low population density—overall average of 0.05 per square km (0.13 per square mile) but 0.5 per square km (1.3 per square mile) where common, as in the drier bush country of northern Kenya and Somalia. Sightings of single animals, not only males but also adult females, are typical. Herds of two to eight are considered normal at relatively high densities, while herds of more than a dozen are unusual.
Die Addax (wit bokke)
The addax is a critically endangered species of antelope, as classified by the IUCN. Although extremely rare in its native habitat due to unregulated hunting, it is quite common in captivity. The addax was once abundant in North Africa, native to Chad, Mauritania and Niger. It is extinct in Algeria, Egypt, Libya, Sudan and Western Sahara. It has been reintroduced in Morocco and Tunisia.
Die Hirola (middel foto)
One of the world's rarest antelope now has a new home in Marasabit. The Kenya Wildlife Service and the Northern Rangeland Trust have successfully introduced the rare species of the antelope - the hirola - to a sanctuary in Ishaqbini. The hirola is the world's most endangered antelope having rapidly declined from roughly 14,000 in the 1970s to just about 430 today. It is only found in small pockets of bushland in Kenya and Somalia. It is also said that it is likely to be the first mammal to become extinct in Africa in modern history if steps are not taken protect it.
Die Gerenuk
The gerenuk is less sociable than most other gazelles, a behaviour consistent with its semiclosed habitat preference and low population density—overall average of 0.05 per square km (0.13 per square mile) but 0.5 per square km (1.3 per square mile) where common, as in the drier bush country of northern Kenya and Somalia. Sightings of single animals, not only males but also adult females, are typical. Herds of two to eight are considered normal at relatively high densities, while herds of more than a dozen are unusual.
Re: Minder bekende Afrika bok-spesies
Posted: Thu Jul 06, 2017 5:25 pm
Leer ek iets nuuts. Oulike draad.
Re: Minder bekende Afrika bok-spesies
Posted: Thu Jul 06, 2017 7:12 pm
nice dankie
Re: Minder bekende Afrika bok-spesies
Posted: Thu Jul 06, 2017 7:46 pm
Baie interessant!
FHM gooi daar 'n bietjie info oor die vinnigste bok... Sien jy het tyd op hande
FHM gooi daar 'n bietjie info oor die vinnigste bok... Sien jy het tyd op hande
Re: Minder bekende Afrika bok-spesies
Posted: Thu Jul 06, 2017 7:51 pm
Wouter Roets wrote:Nee, net vir foto's.Jake1 wrote:Loop die Gerenuk altyd so op sy agterbene...?
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Re: Minder bekende Afrika bok-spesies
Posted: Fri Jul 07, 2017 11:14 am
So uit die vuis glo ek die die Pronghorn Antelope in Amerika - hoor daai bokke wei teen 120 Km / hHein M. wrote:Baie interessant!
FHM gooi daar 'n bietjie info oor die vinnigste bok... Sien jy het tyd op hande
Sien hulle is gemeet al tot 88 km/h - selfde as n springbok (google)
Re: Minder bekende Afrika bok-spesies
Posted: Fri Jul 07, 2017 12:55 pm
Daai hirola is dam lelike bliksems haha
Re: Minder bekende Afrika bok-spesies
Posted: Fri Jul 07, 2017 1:03 pm
Nee man - die Gerenuk en Gnu vat die koek loshande - kyk dan net!Joe13 wrote:Daai hirola is dam lelike bliksems haha
Ek begin lag as ek net kyk na daai gevrete!
Re: Minder bekende Afrika bok-spesies
Posted: Fri Jul 07, 2017 2:27 pm
Hulle lyk "cute"
Re: Minder bekende Afrika bok-spesies
Posted: Sat Jul 08, 2017 2:04 pm
Ja. 62mph. Hulle kan nogal "move"...FHM wrote:So uit die vuis glo ek die die Pronghorn Antelope in Amerika - hoor daai bokke wei teen 120 Km / hHein M. wrote:Baie interessant!
FHM gooi daar 'n bietjie info oor die vinnigste bok... Sien jy het tyd op hande
Sien hulle is gemeet al tot 88 km/h - selfde as n springbok (google)