Topi - Facts, Diet, Habitat & Pictures on Animalia.bio
WEBBasic facts about Topi: lifespan, distribution and habitat map, lifestyle and social behavior, mating habits, diet and nutrition, population size and status.
Topi - Wikipedia
WEBIt is a highly social and fast type of antelope found in the savannas, semi-deserts, and floodplains of sub-Saharan Africa.
Topi | African Antelope, Adaptations & Habitat | Britannica
WEBtopi, (Damaliscus lunatus), one of Africa’s most common and most widespread antelopes. It is a member of the tribe Alcelaphini (family Bovidae), which also includes the blesbok, hartebeest, and wildebeest. Damaliscus lunatus is known as the topi in East Africa and as the sassaby or tsessebe in southern Africa.
15 Facts About Topi
WEBJul 15, 2023 · Topi, also known as the Damaliscus lunatus topi, is a fascinating animal that inhabits the grasslands and savannas of eastern Africa. With its distinctive blue-gray coat, impressive horns, and social behavior, the topi stands out among other antelope species.
Topi - African Wildlife Foundation
WEBWhat is a topi? They are medium-sized antelopes with a striking reddish-brown to purplish-red coat. Distinct black patches appear on their face, their upper forelegs, and on their hips and thighs.
Topi facts, distribution & population - BioDB
WEBOne of the most remarkable aspects of the Topi is its dietary habits and the vital role of water in its survival strategy. Favoring areas where the grass is neither too young nor too mature, the Topi selects its grazing spots precisely, ensuring that …
Damaliscus lunatus - Wikipedia
WEBTo the north of Lake Bangweulu in Zambia, across the border and beyond the rift valley, above the north shore of Lake Rukwa in Tanzania, the topi subspecies that occurs there is generally recognised as Damaliscus lunatus jimela, and usually just called a 'topi'. This subspecies has horns with a lyrate profile.
Topi - Ultimate Ungulate
WEBTopi are most famous for their sentry position, in which a single animal will stand on a termite mound for hours surveying the surrounding territory. Termite mounds are also a favourite resting area, and topi may even doze off while lying on these raised platforms.
ADW: Damaliscus lunatus: INFORMATION
WEBTopis are medium sized antelopes and range in height from 104 cm - 126 cm in males and 105 cm - 118 cm. The body of the topis is covered with a short, glossy coat that is tan in color with purple spots underneath. The markings of the …
Topi ( Damaliscus lunatus ) - wildinfo.com
WEBTopis are social animals that live in herds of 15 to 30 individuals, meeting up with other herds during migration times to create groups that number into the hundreds. Not all topis migrate, however. Some live in resident herds that stay in the same vicinity year round.
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