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Facts About Takin The GoatAntelope 2020
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Facts About Takin - The Goat-Antelope - 2020 • Hello everyone, Today I'll be speaking about the Goat-Antelope Takin. • Facts About Takin : • Takin • Budorcas taxicolor • CLASS: Mammalia • ORDER: Artiodactyla • FAMILY: Bovidae • GENUS: Budorcas • SPECIES: taxicolor • SUBSPECIES: bedfordi (Shensi or golden takin), taxi color (Mishmi takin), whitei (Bhutan takin), tibetana (Sichuan takin) • LIFE SPAN • 16 to 18 years in the wild, up to 20 years in zoos • YOUNG • Gestation: 6 to 7 months • Number of young at birth: 1 (twins are uncommon) • Weight at birth: 11 to 15 pounds (5 to 7 kilograms) • Age of maturity: 2 years • SIZE • Height: 3.3 to 4.5 feet (1 to 1.4 meters) at the shoulder • Length: 5 to 7.3 feet (1.5 to 2.2 meters) • Weight: Females up to 616 pounds (280 kilograms); Males up to 770 pounds (350 kilograms) • FUN FACTS • Takins, like giant pandas, are considered national treasures in China. • Takins at the San Diego Zoo have been known to jump 6-foot (1.8-meter) walls from a standing start. • Sichuan takins eat at least 130 different species of plants. • ABOUT • Talkin' about takins: With horns like a wildebeest, a nose like a moose, a tail like a bear, and a body like a bison, the takin (rhymes with rockin') looks like a character from Dr. Seuss! This large, muscular, hoofed mammal is sometimes referred to as a goat antelope, because it has things in common with both goats and antelope. But the takin is most closely related to sheep and to the goat-like aoudad, or Barbary sheep, of North Africa. • Because of their large, powerful bodies and impressive horns, takins have few natural enemies other than bears, wolves, leopards, and dholes. They are generally slow moving but can react quickly if angered or frightened. When needed, takins can leap nimbly from rock to rock. If they sense danger, takins warn others with a loud cough that sends the herd running for cover in the dense underbrush, where they lie down to avoid being seen. Takins can also make an intimidating roar or bellow. They look a bit silly as they do this, with their mouths open and tongues sticking out, but don't be fooled: keepers call them goats with attitude and never enter the enclosures with the takins. • Want more Information Click here : https://animals.sandiegozoo.org/anima... • Information about Takins is from : https://animals.sandiegozoo.org/ • Music provided by https://eoun.com • Track: artsonicstudio - Soul • Watch: • Video • Free Download: https://eoun.com/track/soul • Sound effects are from : www.zapsplat.com • If you want some intros contact this Email : [email protected] • #FactsAboutTakin #TheGoat-Antelope #FactsAboutTakin2020
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