Sentences with word «lechwe»

Soar above pods of hippo sleeping the day away in the depths of a lagoon, watch a herd of elephants slowly amble along open grasslands or marvel at the fleet moves of red lechwe antelope as they leap through a fringe of papyrus reeds in the shallows.

Finds of similar genotypes of M. tuberculosis in humans and cattle and of M. bovis in humans, cattle and Kafue lechwe in Namwala indicate that the same tuberculosis bacteria are circulating between humans and animals.

Game drives; bush walks; seasonal mokoro (dugout canoe) and motorised boat cruises African wild dog, lion, leopard, giraffe, elephant, kudu, red lechwe, tsessebe, buffalo and hippo

Meanwhile, the survey team estimates that almost 4,000 Nile lechwe dwell in the Sudd swamps, alongside considerable populations of hippopotamus, buffalo and sitatunga.

We saw giraffe and, moving far off, a herd of zebra; in a short span we caught glimpses of waterbuck, sable and sitatunga, of lechwe, warthog and a small sewing circle of lovely kudu females.

Meanwhile the southern lechwe and grey rhebok are near threatened, and the mountain reedbuck and Heuglin's gazelle are in the endangered category.

In the Kafue area, a high incidence of Mycobacterium bovis in both cattle and the Kafue lechwe antilope has been detected.

Travelers will be able to see many animals that feed on the grass and reeds on the palm islands, including lechwes, sitatungas, elephants, hippos and crocodiles.

Not only are there the different levels and kinds of browsing and grazing, but mechanical effects such as pan-making, path - making, soil aeration, seed dispersal, keeping waters open, maintenance of drainage channels (the hippopotamus) and fertilization of waters (the hippopotamus, waterbuck and lechwe antelope).

Also discovered: Populations of beisa oryx, thought to be extinct in the region, and the Nile lechwe, an antelope found nowhere else in the world, and presumed near extinction.