Hello little day dear reader of these wildlife articles. It is my belief that you are completely healthy and that you continue with the day-to-day responsibilities of nation building but also raise income for achieving your goals. As always our class in this wildlife I like when you feel tired from the daily responsibilities you need to stop knowing a few and useful things about our wildlife here in Tanzania. Through these articles it is clear that you will learn a lot about these animals and be inspired to see something that is the beginning of local tourism in the country.
In today's article we will continue our process of describing the animals that are found in the wild animal species as I have said in previous history that this group has many species of animals so we will know each other until we finish and especially for the available species. here in our country. So I beg you to be with me from the beginning to the end of this article and this flow of animal species of query.
Today we will know in detail the animal known as "PALA HALA or MBARAPI" which in English is known as "Sable antelope". INTRODUCTION As I have pointed out above that lizards are animals that belong to the antelope family and if you are not careful these animals can be confused with the canyon I have just described in the article. So in order not to confuse the two different animals you must study in detail the characteristics and characteristics of these animals so that you can better understand them and distinguish them from the canyon more easily. Mbarapi is one of the biggest and most reputable quails whose origins are on the African continent and if you see them outside of Africa then you know they were transported from Africa for grazing in wildlife gardens.
CHARACTERISTICS AND CHARACTERISTICS OF MBARAPI / PALA HALA
They have short and thick mashing while the chest has the shape of a person as well as they have a long face. In the distance these animals are very similar to the canyon as I have already suggested above.
Both males and females have horns that are curved toward the back. The male horns are usually larger and stronger than the female and are longer than the female. Both females and males have circles. The male horns reach a height of 165 centimeters and the females are estimated to have horns at a height of 100 cm.
Both males and males have hairy necks, something that makes the animals appear to have thick and strong mashing as they look like canyons. As they stand with their heads raised and their tails straight, these animals resemble horses at all. The male often likes to walk like this with his head held high and his tail stretched out, which indicates that he is the ruler of the herd.
As they grow older these animals change color, the baby is born gray and brown without any marks or lines on the body. As he grows older and joins the group the color changes and becomes a mixture of coffee with the stomach, upper back and face slightly different.
At this stage of color change, the face becomes white with black lines from the forehead to the nostrils and other black lines begin in the nostrils as well.
These animals often carry out activities such as eating and other sports in the morning and summer, especially towards the evening. This means that the animals have the ability to see a good time in the morning and during the day and not at night.
As the females grow older they gradually change and the facial markings vary in color and feathers on the neck and shoulders while only the upper part becomes reddish. In the case of males, all the parts that were reddish change to black and the lower part of the abdomen becomes as bright as white.
As this age progresses it begins to change and return to brown this helps to identify its characteristics in the group.
Although they have large mammals, these animals have the ability to run fast and long distances as well. Studies show that these animals have the ability to display up to 57 miles per hour.
They live by name, one group is deep and the children together have between 15-25 animals and one male who is the ruler of the group. This male sets boundaries in his empire so that other men do not invade his empire and take majke.
Very few males can make him an empire and succeed in dominating them for a long time as males seek out areas that have grass or are fertile for squirrels. Majike prefers to have males in areas where there is enough food so for a lucky male with a good place then his empire lasts a little longer.
Although the ruling male usually marks the boundaries of his empire but allows other males to come and eat in that empire except on more condition. The condition is that another male coming to eat in the empire should not have a sign of lust for his wives. And if he only shows a desire for his wives then he immediately expels her from the area.
Large lizards are often unaffected by predators such as lions and others due to having large, powerful horns that pose a threat to animals such as lions, leopards and other hunters.
LENGTH, TIGHT AND WEIGHT OF TABLETS
Height = The tail reaches a height of 190-255 centimeters from head to torso while the tail is 40-75 cm long.
Height = Height is usually 117-143 centimeters
Weight = These animals weigh an average of 190-270 kilograms
ENVIRONMENT
Mbarapi prefers savanna trees and areas that are heavily dominated by these leaves whose trees are very tolerant of fire. Their environment is also very close to the water as it is very helpful for water especially during the dry season.
They are found mainly in the southern savanna of Africa, here in the country these animals are found in eastern Tanzania and other countries where these are found are in south-eastern Kenya, Mozambique, Angola and southern Zaire.
GROWTH
These are among the carnivorous animals like other deer. During the dry season these animals prefer flooded areas as they have enough leaves. They drink water regularly and that is why these animals prefer to live where they can easily get water.
BIRTH
These animals mate during the dry season from the fifth and seventh months. Immediately after mating the female becomes pregnant for eight to nine months and. When a woman is about to give birth she separates herself from a group of friends and then finds a safe and secure place to give birth to just one child. They often breed during the rainy season when there is plenty of food but also the leaves are long enough for children to hide.
The female joins the group when the baby is in hiding for the first two weeks or more. At this time the mother is forced to return to the hideout once or twice for breastfeeding as at this time the baby is still unable to join the group because he is unable to walk and health still does not allow him to mix with a group of adult doctors.
After about 1 to 2 weeks of age, the mother returns to the group with her baby. Although the baby is active at this time, he is still incapable and will have to be under the care of the mother for six to eight months.
Female children give birth once they are two and a half years old. The boys are expelled from the group by the male ruler when they reach the age of three and are forced to leave and gather and build buildings that are usually up to 12. for contesting empire territories for squirrels.
By the time they reach the age of six, they will be able to work on their own and collect firewood and become a ruler.
In their natural environment these animals are able to live up to 20 years. Although in some places such as in wildlife gardens this age can be slightly increased.
STORAGE
This is a very important point that the reader of these articles I urge you to read more as it carries the intent of these articles.
Three-quarters of the parrots live in wildlife sanctuaries such as national parks, game reserves, private lands and wildlife sanctuaries, something that has led to a seemingly satisfactory number of animals, although there are still many challenges facing these animals.
There is a community of these animals known as the great herdsmen who are now in danger of extinction. These are located in Angola in the Canganda National Park and the Luando Game Reserve. Due to the various challenges of this society it has become endangered and they remain in Angola only.
In 1999 there were only 75,000 doctors around the world. The figures provided results among the four countries with the highest number of animals, namely Zimbabwe, Tanzania, Namibia and Mozambique. Tanzania was second with more than 10,680 nurses after Zimbabwe which took first place with more than 19,690 nurses.
In 2014 surveys and sensations were conducted in some parts of the country and showed various results. These areas were the Selous Game Reserve and the Selous-Niassa Game Reserve with between 3,400-5,500 archipelago, Ruaha – Rungwa with 2,400 archipelago and Moyowosi Game Reserve with 1,000 arches. At present these animals have been rarely seen in the Kilombero basin, unlike in the past.
CHALLENGES AND THREATS FOR CARRIERS
As I mentioned earlier, these animals, especially large caterpillars, are less likely to be attacked by enemies, especially due to the power they have and their horns are more dangerous. Even children are often eaten by animals such as lions, leopards, wolves, and hyenas.
New and modern methods of improvement and poaching should be developed to alleviate the suffering of rabies victims. Here the government is not planning specifically to increase the number of wildlife officers in national parks and wildlife areas to increase the effectiveness of patrols in those areas.
Involvement of the community in the matter of wildlife conservation and giving them a share of the wildlife of conservation activities. It is clear that we live with poachers in our communities, so if the community will be involved in the important issues of conservation and access to wildlife reserves then they will be good ambassadors in exposing poachers to the areas where they are found.
Livestock pastoralists should be instructed tirelessly if at all times the issue of livestock care in wildlife sanctuaries as the problem is currently growing in the country. There are too many areas with enough grass or food for the livestock register so pastoralists should be directed to those areas so that the tide of livestock in the wildlife sanctuaries.
The government through the ministry of education and vocational training should strive for state and property areas of natural resource curriculum especially at the primary school level to make these children aware of these resources and their importance especially on national issues. These children are aware of the value of natural resources that we have experienced through poaching and restoring national status, especially in terms of wildlife conservation.
CONCLUSION
At the moment the number of doctors is satisfactory in this country something we should be proud of and dissatisfied with the highest level. They have a great need to be able to remain or blame more than we are here by making these doctors exist for the present and future generations. It takes a very short time to kill ten magicians but it takes a very long time to develop those ten magicians.
Congratulations to TANAPA, TAWA and the Ngorongoro Conservation Area Authority for the tremendous work you are doing to ensure good wildlife management as it is clear that without you the wildlife situation in the country would not be as it is now. In addition to the challenges you face in fulfilling your responsibilities but you have not given up and continue with this great wildlife conservation work.
Last but not least, I would like to congratulate the various organizations around the world who are volunteering in various ways such as sponsoring projects that directly affect wildlife conservation but also not forgetting tourism stakeholders as they also play a key role in promoting our resources and inviting visitors from different countries. which earns the nation a huge output. … .Last…