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male and female bongo taking a snooze.friend talking in back ground. one of my favorite hooved animals
The "bongo" is a herbivorous, mostly nocturnal forest ungulate. It is among the largest of the African forest antelope species.
Bongos are characterised by a striking reddish-brown coat, black and white markings, white-yellow stripes and long slightly spiralled horns. Indeed, bongos are the only tragelaphid in which both sexes have horns. They have a complex social interaction and are found in African dense forest mosaics.
The "western" or "lowland bongo", "T. e. eurycerus", faces an ongoing population decline, and the IUCN Antelope Specialist Group considers it to be Near Threatened on the conservation status scale.
The "eastern" or" mountain bongo", "T. e. isaaci", of Kenya, has a coat even more vibrant than that of "T. e. eurycerus". The mountain bongo is only found in the wild in one remote region of central Kenya. This bongo is classified by the IUCN Antelope Specialist Group as Critically Endangered, with more specimens in captivity than in the wild.
In 2000, the Association of Zoos and Aquariums in the USA upgraded the bongo to a Species Survival Plan participant and in 2006 added the Bongo Restoration to Mount Kenya Project to its list of the Top Ten Wildlife Conservation Success Stories of the year. However, in 2013, it seems, these successes have been negated with reports of possibly only 100 mountain bongos left in the wild due to logging and poaching.
The bongo belongs to the genus "Tragelaphus", which includes the sitatunga , the nyala , the bushbuck , the mountain nyala , the lesser kudu , and the greater kudu .
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The antelope trophy's armature is done, and I show you how I used the foil to sculpt the armature in this video. Next time, we get to see how he looks with his paper mache skin, stripes and spots.
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Win News Story on Bongo ANtelope at Altina Wildlife Park in Darlington Point
- published: 22 Jun 2015
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Bongo Animal - Antelopes - a bongo with a funny intimidating stare,
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Bongo Animale - Antilopi - un bongo con un divertente sguardo intimidatorio,
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Delilah, an orphaned bongo antelope calf, enjoying her lunch. For more information visit www.rarespecies.org
- published: 04 Dec 2015
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Join Keith Warren and the Bisbee Fish & Wildlife Conservation Fund on a Green Bongo Hunt. This hunt was designed to preserve the animal's life, providing needed medical attention. Additionally, a substantial amount of money was raised that went directly to wildlife conservation.
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- published: 04 May 2015
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NIGHT SHOTS
1. Various of US cargo plane carrying Bongo antelopes taxiing at Jomo Kenyatta airport in Nairobi and crates carrying antelopes being lowered from plane
DAY SHOTS
2. William Holden Wildlife Foundation sign
3. Mount Kenya
4. Closer shot of Mount Kenya
5. Truck carrying kennels with the Bongo antelopes driving in wildlife park
6. Various of kennels being unloaded
7. Man looking into box
8. Various of man directing workers to open kennels
9. Bongo antelopes coming out of kennels into wildlife park
10. Close shot of animals
11. Mid shot wildlife park workers standing on kennels watching animals
12. Various of antelopes in wildlife park
13. Close-up of bongo
14. Sign 'Drive Slowly, Bongo Crossing'
15. Bongo antelopes crossing road
16. Set-up shot of Don Hunt, bongo conservationist, stroking bongo antelopes
17. SOUNDBITE: (English) Don Hunt, Bongo conservationist
"We made a deal with the Kenya government to capture 20 bongo antelopes and send them off to United States zoos who were going to co-operate in this breeding programme so there was a safe gene pool someplace. We didn't know how great a job the zoologists were going to do with this thing, there are now over 400 bongo in the United States."
18. Hunt with animals
19. SOUNDBITE: (English) Don Hunt, Bongo conservationist
Question: "What did you think when you first saw a bongo?
Hunt: It took my breath away. (Laughs) You can't imagine, tramping through the bamboo and seeing an animal like that. It's way up there - absolutely fabulous. But even living with these bongo now, I come out every morning and think - isn't this great."
20. Female bongo in an enclosed area in park
21. Close up of a baby bongo born in the ranch two weeks ago
22. Mount Kenya
23. Various of bongos
STORYLINE:
Eighteen rare mountain antelope are settling in to their new home after a two-decade struggle to save them from extinction.
The bongo antelope arrived back in their ancestral home of Kenya last Friday.
The man behind the effort, American Don Hunt, was an avid hunter when he came to Kenya in 1964, but became a conservationist when he saw the wildlife population was shrinking fast.
Working with his friend, the actor William Holden, Hunt captured 20 mountain antelope and sent them to the United States for breeding.
On Friday (January 31) the descendants of those animals returned to Mount Kenya, a major step in Hunt's dream of returning wild bongos to the mountain he now calls home.
Hunt said: "we made a deal with the Kenya government to capture 20 bongo and send them off to United States zoos who were going to co-operate in this breeding programme so there was a safe gene pool someplace".
He added: "we didn't know how great a job the zoologists were going to do with this thing, there are now over 400 bongo in the United States".
The 1.75-metre-tall (5.5 foot) mountain bongos seemed somewhat befuddled as they ran from the wooden boxes where they'd spent the last 40 hours. Darting into corrals, the shy animals raced into dense bush - their natural hiding place in the wild.
The bongos will spend some time in the three corrals, adjusting to life in Africa, before being set loose in a 40-hectare (100-acre) enclosure.
The antelope came from 13 zoos and wildlife parks in the United States and were encountering their native habitat for the first time.
The bongo was once a hunting trophy, prized for its red coat with delicate white vertical stripes and handsome black face crowned by long horns. At 225-320 kilogrammes (500-700 pounds), the animal was also a food source.
The 18 bongos released on Friday join 17 others already at Hunt's ranch.
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The western or lowland bongo, Tragelaphus eurycerus eurycerus, is a herbivorous, mostly nocturnal forest ungulate and among the largest of the African forest antelope species.
Bongos are characterised by a striking reddish-brown coat, black and white markings, white-yellow stripes and long slightly spiralled horns. Indeed, bongos are the only Tragelaphid in which both sexes have horns. Bongos have a complex social interaction and are found in African dense forest mosaics.
The lowland bongo faces an ongoing population decline and the IUCN Antelope Specialist Group considers the western or lowland bongo, T. eurycerus eurycerus, to be Near Threatened on the conservation status scale.
The eastern or mountain bongo, T. eurycerus isaaci, of Kenya has a coat even more vibrant than that of T. eurycerus eurycerus. The mountain bongo is only found in the wild in one remote region of central Kenya. The mountain bongo is classified by the IUCN Antelope Specialist Group as Critically Endangered with more specimens in captivity than in the wild.
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Antelope is a term referring to many even-toed ungulate species indigenous to various regions in Africa and Eurasia. Antelopes comprise a miscellaneous group within the family Bovidae, encompassing those old-world species that are neither cattle, sheep, buffalo, bison, nor goats. A group of antelope is called a herd.
No antelope species are native to Australasia, or Antarctica. Nor do any extant species occur in the Americas, though at least one saiga species occurred in parts of North America during the Pleistocene. The Pronghorn of North America, though sometimes known colloquially as Pronghorn Antelope, is not a member of the family Bovidae, but the family Antilocapridae and accordingly is not a true antelope. Among their most obvious differences, pronghorns have branching horns, of which they shed the outer horny sheaths annually, in which they in turn differ from deer. The horns of pronghorns and the antlers of deer contrast in two ways with the horns of true antelopes; firstly, although true antelopes have horns of various shapes according to species, whether straight, curved, helical, or otherwise, and although their horns have cores of living bone, their horns always are unbranched. Secondly, the antelope horn never is shed, either wholly as in the antlers of deer, nor in part, as in the pronghorn.
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0:36Bongo Antelope
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2:09Bongo (antelope) - Video Learning - WizScience.com
Bongo (antelope) - Video Learning - WizScience.comBongo (antelope) - Video Learning - WizScience.com
The "bongo" is a herbivorous, mostly nocturnal forest ungulate. It is among the largest of the African forest antelope species. Bongos are characterised by a striking reddish-brown coat, black and white markings, white-yellow stripes and long slightly spiralled horns. Indeed, bongos are the only tragelaphid in which both sexes have horns. They have a complex social interaction and are found in African dense forest mosaics. The "western" or "lowland bongo", "T. e. eurycerus", faces an ongoing population decline, and the IUCN Antelope Specialist Group considers it to be Near Threatened on the conservation status scale. The "eastern" or" mountain bongo", "T. e. isaaci", of Kenya, has a coat even more vibrant than that of "T. e. eurycerus". The mountain bongo is only found in the wild in one remote region of central Kenya. This bongo is classified by the IUCN Antelope Specialist Group as Critically Endangered, with more specimens in captivity than in the wild. In 2000, the Association of Zoos and Aquariums in the USA upgraded the bongo to a Species Survival Plan participant and in 2006 added the Bongo Restoration to Mount Kenya Project to its list of the Top Ten Wildlife Conservation Success Stories of the year. However, in 2013, it seems, these successes have been negated with reports of possibly only 100 mountain bongos left in the wild due to logging and poaching. The bongo belongs to the genus "Tragelaphus", which includes the sitatunga , the nyala , the bushbuck , the mountain nyala , the lesser kudu , and the greater kudu . Wiz Science™ is "the" learning channel for children and all ages. SUBSCRIBE TODAY Disclaimer: This video is for your information only. The author or publisher does not guarantee the accuracy of the content presented in this video. USE AT YOUR OWN RISK. Background Music: "The Place Inside" by Silent Partner (royalty-free) from YouTube Audio Library. This video uses material/images from https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bongo+(antelope), which is released under Creative Commons Attribution-Share-Alike License 3.0 http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0/ . This video is licensed under Creative Commons Attribution-Share-Alike License 3.0 http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0/ . To reuse/adapt the content in your own work, you must comply with the license terms. -
8:24Bongo Antelope Faux Trophy - Foil Armature
Bongo Antelope Faux Trophy - Foil ArmatureBongo Antelope Faux Trophy - Foil Armature
http://www.UltimatePaperMache.com The antelope trophy's armature is done, and I show you how I used the foil to sculpt the armature in this video. Next time, we get to see how he looks with his paper mache skin, stripes and spots. My books about the art of paper mache: How to Make Masks: http://goo.gl/McFp8L Paper Mache Dogs: http://goo.gl/xQKtcL Make Animal Sculptures with Paper Mache Clay: http://goo.gl/I7157J Make Baby Animal Dolls: http://goo.gl/3vjxJ2 -
1:42Rare Bongo Antelope at Altina - WIN NEWS
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8:27Bongo Antelope Faux Trophy Mount Paper Mache
Bongo Antelope Faux Trophy Mount Paper MacheBongo Antelope Faux Trophy Mount Paper Mache
http://www.UltimatePaperMache.com My best-selling books about the art of paper mache: How to Make Masks: http://goo.gl/McFp8L Paper Mache Dogs: http://goo.gl/xQKtcL Make Animal Sculptures with Paper Mache Clay: http://goo.gl/I7157J Make Baby Animal Dolls: http://goo.gl/3vjxJ2 You can download the Bongo Antelope pattern here: http://www.ultimatepapermache.com/bongo -
0:31Bongo Antelope (Antilope) (Tragelaphus eurycerus)
Bongo Antelope (Antilope) (Tragelaphus eurycerus)Bongo Antelope (Antilope) (Tragelaphus eurycerus)
Bongo Animal - Antelopes - a bongo with a funny intimidating stare, I created this video editing a creative commons video in the youtube video editor tool here you can find the original video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uEMNEpNPfaw Bongo Animale - Antilopi - un bongo con un divertente sguardo intimidatorio, ho creato questo video tramite l'editor video di youtube By Jack Animals Google+ https://plus.google.com/u/0/109260688994340706300/posts visit my website (about photoshop tutorials) http://shadowtutorials.altervista.org -
0:59Denver Zoo Bongo Antelope
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0:46Bottle Feeding a Baby Bongo Antelope
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Delilah, an orphaned bongo antelope calf, enjoying her lunch. For more information visit www.rarespecies.org -
9:59Hunting Antelope with a Tranquilizer Dart - Green Bongo Hunt
Hunting Antelope with a Tranquilizer Dart - Green Bongo HuntHunting Antelope with a Tranquilizer Dart - Green Bongo Hunt
Join Keith Warren and the Bisbee Fish & Wildlife Conservation Fund on a Green Bongo Hunt. This hunt was designed to preserve the animal's life, providing needed medical attention. Additionally, a substantial amount of money was raised that went directly to wildlife conservation. For more information about the Bisbee Fish & Wildlife Conservation Fund, visit: https://bisbeesconservationfund.org Please Subscribe - https://www.youtube.com/user/outdooradventures?sub_confirmation=1 Website - http://highroadhunting.com Facebook - http://facebook.com/keithwarrenoutdoors Twitter - http://twitter.com/thehighroadtv Google+ - http://plus.google.com/+Highroadhuntingtv/posts Instagram - http://instagram.com/highroadhunting Keith Warren is an icon in the outdoor television industry and a devoted conservationist. He has been producing and hosting television shows specifically geared to outdoorsmen for thirty years and has appeared on networks such as Outdoor Channel, Sportsman Channel, VERSUS, ESPN, ESPN 2, and Pursuit Channel. -
2:57Bongo antelopes return to Kenya
Bongo antelopes return to KenyaBongo antelopes return to Kenya
NIGHT SHOTS 1. Various of US cargo plane carrying Bongo antelopes taxiing at Jomo Kenyatta airport in Nairobi and crates carrying antelopes being lowered from plane DAY SHOTS 2. William Holden Wildlife Foundation sign 3. Mount Kenya 4. Closer shot of Mount Kenya 5. Truck carrying kennels with the Bongo antelopes driving in wildlife park 6. Various of kennels being unloaded 7. Man looking into box 8. Various of man directing workers to open kennels 9. Bongo antelopes coming out of kennels into wildlife park 10. Close shot of animals 11. Mid shot wildlife park workers standing on kennels watching animals 12. Various of antelopes in wildlife park 13. Close-up of bongo 14. Sign 'Drive Slowly, Bongo Crossing' 15. Bongo antelopes crossing road 16. Set-up shot of Don Hunt, bongo conservationist, stroking bongo antelopes 17. SOUNDBITE: (English) Don Hunt, Bongo conservationist "We made a deal with the Kenya government to capture 20 bongo antelopes and send them off to United States zoos who were going to co-operate in this breeding programme so there was a safe gene pool someplace. We didn't know how great a job the zoologists were going to do with this thing, there are now over 400 bongo in the United States." 18. Hunt with animals 19. SOUNDBITE: (English) Don Hunt, Bongo conservationist Question: "What did you think when you first saw a bongo? Hunt: It took my breath away. (Laughs) You can't imagine, tramping through the bamboo and seeing an animal like that. It's way up there - absolutely fabulous. But even living with these bongo now, I come out every morning and think - isn't this great." 20. Female bongo in an enclosed area in park 21. Close up of a baby bongo born in the ranch two weeks ago 22. Mount Kenya 23. Various of bongos STORYLINE: Eighteen rare mountain antelope are settling in to their new home after a two-decade struggle to save them from extinction. The bongo antelope arrived back in their ancestral home of Kenya last Friday. The man behind the effort, American Don Hunt, was an avid hunter when he came to Kenya in 1964, but became a conservationist when he saw the wildlife population was shrinking fast. Working with his friend, the actor William Holden, Hunt captured 20 mountain antelope and sent them to the United States for breeding. On Friday (January 31) the descendants of those animals returned to Mount Kenya, a major step in Hunt's dream of returning wild bongos to the mountain he now calls home. Hunt said: "we made a deal with the Kenya government to capture 20 bongo and send them off to United States zoos who were going to co-operate in this breeding programme so there was a safe gene pool someplace". He added: "we didn't know how great a job the zoologists were going to do with this thing, there are now over 400 bongo in the United States". The 1.75-metre-tall (5.5 foot) mountain bongos seemed somewhat befuddled as they ran from the wooden boxes where they'd spent the last 40 hours. Darting into corrals, the shy animals raced into dense bush - their natural hiding place in the wild. The bongos will spend some time in the three corrals, adjusting to life in Africa, before being set loose in a 40-hectare (100-acre) enclosure. The antelope came from 13 zoos and wildlife parks in the United States and were encountering their native habitat for the first time. The bongo was once a hunting trophy, prized for its red coat with delicate white vertical stripes and handsome black face crowned by long horns. At 225-320 kilogrammes (500-700 pounds), the animal was also a food source. The 18 bongos released on Friday join 17 others already at Hunt's ranch. You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/youtube/ed1c5fc7fa7828e398a3f779f6841f4b Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork
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Bongo Antelope
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Bongo (antelope) - Video Learning - WizScience.com
The "bongo" is a herbivorous, mostly nocturnal forest ungulate. It is among the largest of the African forest antelope species. Bongos are characterised by a striking reddish-brown coat, black and white markings, white-yellow stripes and long slightly spiralled horns. Indeed, bongos are the only tragelaphid in which both sexes have horns. They have a complex social interaction and are found in African dense forest mosaics. The "western" or "lowland bongo", "T. e. eurycerus", faces an ongoing population decline, and the IUCN Antelope Specialist Group considers it to be Near Threatened on the conservation status scale. The "eastern" or" mountain bongo", "T. e. isaaci", of Kenya, has a coat even more vibrant than that of "T. e. eurycerus". The mountain bongo is only found in the wi... -
Bongo Antelope Faux Trophy - Foil Armature
http://www.UltimatePaperMache.com The antelope trophy's armature is done, and I show you how I used the foil to sculpt the armature in this video. Next time, we get to see how he looks with his paper mache skin, stripes and spots. My books about the art of paper mache: How to Make Masks: http://goo.gl/McFp8L Paper Mache Dogs: http://goo.gl/xQKtcL Make Animal Sculptures with Paper Mache Clay: http://goo.gl/I7157J Make Baby Animal Dolls: http://goo.gl/3vjxJ2 -
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Win News Story on Bongo ANtelope at Altina Wildlife Park in Darlington Point -
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Bongo Antelope (Antilope) (Tragelaphus eurycerus)
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Bottle Feeding a Baby Bongo Antelope
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Hunting Antelope with a Tranquilizer Dart - Green Bongo Hunt
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Bongo antelopes return to Kenya
NIGHT SHOTS 1. Various of US cargo plane carrying Bongo antelopes taxiing at Jomo Kenyatta airport in Nairobi and crates carrying antelopes being lowered from plane DAY SHOTS 2. William Holden Wildlife Foundation sign 3. Mount Kenya 4. Closer shot of Mount Kenya 5. Truck carrying kennels with the Bongo antelopes driving in wildlife park 6. Various of kennels being unloaded 7. Man looking into box 8. Various of man directing workers to open kennels 9. Bongo antelopes coming out of kennels into wildlife park 10. Close shot of animals 11. Mid shot wildlife park workers standing on kennels watching animals 12. Various of antelopes in wildlife park 13. Close-up of bongo 14. Sign 'Drive Slowly, Bongo Crossing' 15. Bongo antelopes crossing road 16. Set-up shot of Don Hunt, b...
Bongo Antelope
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male and female bongo taking a snooze.friend talking in back ground. one of my favorite hooved animals
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The "bongo" is a herbivorous, mostly nocturnal forest ungulate. It is among the largest of the African forest antelope species.
Bongos are characterised by...
The "bongo" is a herbivorous, mostly nocturnal forest ungulate. It is among the largest of the African forest antelope species.
Bongos are characterised by a striking reddish-brown coat, black and white markings, white-yellow stripes and long slightly spiralled horns. Indeed, bongos are the only tragelaphid in which both sexes have horns. They have a complex social interaction and are found in African dense forest mosaics.
The "western" or "lowland bongo", "T. e. eurycerus", faces an ongoing population decline, and the IUCN Antelope Specialist Group considers it to be Near Threatened on the conservation status scale.
The "eastern" or" mountain bongo", "T. e. isaaci", of Kenya, has a coat even more vibrant than that of "T. e. eurycerus". The mountain bongo is only found in the wild in one remote region of central Kenya. This bongo is classified by the IUCN Antelope Specialist Group as Critically Endangered, with more specimens in captivity than in the wild.
In 2000, the Association of Zoos and Aquariums in the USA upgraded the bongo to a Species Survival Plan participant and in 2006 added the Bongo Restoration to Mount Kenya Project to its list of the Top Ten Wildlife Conservation Success Stories of the year. However, in 2013, it seems, these successes have been negated with reports of possibly only 100 mountain bongos left in the wild due to logging and poaching.
The bongo belongs to the genus "Tragelaphus", which includes the sitatunga , the nyala , the bushbuck , the mountain nyala , the lesser kudu , and the greater kudu .
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The "bongo" is a herbivorous, mostly nocturnal forest ungulate. It is among the largest of the African forest antelope species.
Bongos are characterised by a striking reddish-brown coat, black and white markings, white-yellow stripes and long slightly spiralled horns. Indeed, bongos are the only tragelaphid in which both sexes have horns. They have a complex social interaction and are found in African dense forest mosaics.
The "western" or "lowland bongo", "T. e. eurycerus", faces an ongoing population decline, and the IUCN Antelope Specialist Group considers it to be Near Threatened on the conservation status scale.
The "eastern" or" mountain bongo", "T. e. isaaci", of Kenya, has a coat even more vibrant than that of "T. e. eurycerus". The mountain bongo is only found in the wild in one remote region of central Kenya. This bongo is classified by the IUCN Antelope Specialist Group as Critically Endangered, with more specimens in captivity than in the wild.
In 2000, the Association of Zoos and Aquariums in the USA upgraded the bongo to a Species Survival Plan participant and in 2006 added the Bongo Restoration to Mount Kenya Project to its list of the Top Ten Wildlife Conservation Success Stories of the year. However, in 2013, it seems, these successes have been negated with reports of possibly only 100 mountain bongos left in the wild due to logging and poaching.
The bongo belongs to the genus "Tragelaphus", which includes the sitatunga , the nyala , the bushbuck , the mountain nyala , the lesser kudu , and the greater kudu .
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Bongo Antelope Faux Trophy - Foil Armature
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The antelope trophy's armature is done, and I show you how I used the foil to sculpt the armature in this video. Next time, w...
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The antelope trophy's armature is done, and I show you how I used the foil to sculpt the armature in this video. Next time, we get to see how he looks with his paper mache skin, stripes and spots.
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The antelope trophy's armature is done, and I show you how I used the foil to sculpt the armature in this video. Next time, we get to see how he looks with his paper mache skin, stripes and spots.
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How to Make Masks: http://goo.gl/McFp8L
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- published: 04 Dec 2014
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Rare Bongo Antelope at Altina - WIN NEWS
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Win News Story on Bongo ANtelope at Altina Wildlife Park in Darlington Point
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Bongo Antelope Faux Trophy Mount Paper Mache
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My best-selling books about the art of paper mache:
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Bongo Antelope (Antilope) (Tragelaphus eurycerus)
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Bongo Animal - Antelopes - a bongo with a funny intimidating stare,
I created this video editing a creative commons video in the youtube video editor tool
here ...
Bongo Animal - Antelopes - a bongo with a funny intimidating stare,
I created this video editing a creative commons video in the youtube video editor tool
here you can find the original video
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uEMNEpNPfaw
Bongo Animale - Antilopi - un bongo con un divertente sguardo intimidatorio,
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Bongo Animal - Antelopes - a bongo with a funny intimidating stare,
I created this video editing a creative commons video in the youtube video editor tool
here you can find the original video
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uEMNEpNPfaw
Bongo Animale - Antilopi - un bongo con un divertente sguardo intimidatorio,
ho creato questo video tramite l'editor video di youtube
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- published: 20 Aug 2014
- views: 739
Denver Zoo Bongo Antelope
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Bottle Feeding a Baby Bongo Antelope
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Delilah, an orphaned bongo antelope calf, enjoying her lunch. For more information visit www.rarespecies.org
Delilah, an orphaned bongo antelope calf, enjoying her lunch. For more information visit www.rarespecies.org
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Delilah, an orphaned bongo antelope calf, enjoying her lunch. For more information visit www.rarespecies.org
- published: 04 Dec 2015
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Hunting Antelope with a Tranquilizer Dart - Green Bongo Hunt
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- Duration: 9:59
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Join Keith Warren and the Bisbee Fish & Wildlife Conservation Fund on a Green Bongo Hunt. This hunt was designed to preserve the animal's life, providing needed...
Join Keith Warren and the Bisbee Fish & Wildlife Conservation Fund on a Green Bongo Hunt. This hunt was designed to preserve the animal's life, providing needed medical attention. Additionally, a substantial amount of money was raised that went directly to wildlife conservation.
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Keith Warren is an icon in the outdoor television industry and a devoted conservationist. He has been producing and hosting television shows specifically geared to outdoorsmen for thirty years and has appeared on networks such as Outdoor Channel, Sportsman Channel, VERSUS, ESPN, ESPN 2, and Pursuit Channel.
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Join Keith Warren and the Bisbee Fish & Wildlife Conservation Fund on a Green Bongo Hunt. This hunt was designed to preserve the animal's life, providing needed medical attention. Additionally, a substantial amount of money was raised that went directly to wildlife conservation.
For more information about the Bisbee Fish & Wildlife Conservation Fund, visit: https://bisbeesconservationfund.org
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Keith Warren is an icon in the outdoor television industry and a devoted conservationist. He has been producing and hosting television shows specifically geared to outdoorsmen for thirty years and has appeared on networks such as Outdoor Channel, Sportsman Channel, VERSUS, ESPN, ESPN 2, and Pursuit Channel.
- published: 04 May 2015
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Bongo antelopes return to Kenya
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- Duration: 2:57
- Updated: 21 Jul 2015
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NIGHT SHOTS
1. Various of US cargo plane carrying Bongo antelopes taxiing at Jomo Kenyatta airport in Nairobi and crates carrying antelopes being lowered from...
NIGHT SHOTS
1. Various of US cargo plane carrying Bongo antelopes taxiing at Jomo Kenyatta airport in Nairobi and crates carrying antelopes being lowered from plane
DAY SHOTS
2. William Holden Wildlife Foundation sign
3. Mount Kenya
4. Closer shot of Mount Kenya
5. Truck carrying kennels with the Bongo antelopes driving in wildlife park
6. Various of kennels being unloaded
7. Man looking into box
8. Various of man directing workers to open kennels
9. Bongo antelopes coming out of kennels into wildlife park
10. Close shot of animals
11. Mid shot wildlife park workers standing on kennels watching animals
12. Various of antelopes in wildlife park
13. Close-up of bongo
14. Sign 'Drive Slowly, Bongo Crossing'
15. Bongo antelopes crossing road
16. Set-up shot of Don Hunt, bongo conservationist, stroking bongo antelopes
17. SOUNDBITE: (English) Don Hunt, Bongo conservationist
"We made a deal with the Kenya government to capture 20 bongo antelopes and send them off to United States zoos who were going to co-operate in this breeding programme so there was a safe gene pool someplace. We didn't know how great a job the zoologists were going to do with this thing, there are now over 400 bongo in the United States."
18. Hunt with animals
19. SOUNDBITE: (English) Don Hunt, Bongo conservationist
Question: "What did you think when you first saw a bongo?
Hunt: It took my breath away. (Laughs) You can't imagine, tramping through the bamboo and seeing an animal like that. It's way up there - absolutely fabulous. But even living with these bongo now, I come out every morning and think - isn't this great."
20. Female bongo in an enclosed area in park
21. Close up of a baby bongo born in the ranch two weeks ago
22. Mount Kenya
23. Various of bongos
STORYLINE:
Eighteen rare mountain antelope are settling in to their new home after a two-decade struggle to save them from extinction.
The bongo antelope arrived back in their ancestral home of Kenya last Friday.
The man behind the effort, American Don Hunt, was an avid hunter when he came to Kenya in 1964, but became a conservationist when he saw the wildlife population was shrinking fast.
Working with his friend, the actor William Holden, Hunt captured 20 mountain antelope and sent them to the United States for breeding.
On Friday (January 31) the descendants of those animals returned to Mount Kenya, a major step in Hunt's dream of returning wild bongos to the mountain he now calls home.
Hunt said: "we made a deal with the Kenya government to capture 20 bongo and send them off to United States zoos who were going to co-operate in this breeding programme so there was a safe gene pool someplace".
He added: "we didn't know how great a job the zoologists were going to do with this thing, there are now over 400 bongo in the United States".
The 1.75-metre-tall (5.5 foot) mountain bongos seemed somewhat befuddled as they ran from the wooden boxes where they'd spent the last 40 hours. Darting into corrals, the shy animals raced into dense bush - their natural hiding place in the wild.
The bongos will spend some time in the three corrals, adjusting to life in Africa, before being set loose in a 40-hectare (100-acre) enclosure.
The antelope came from 13 zoos and wildlife parks in the United States and were encountering their native habitat for the first time.
The bongo was once a hunting trophy, prized for its red coat with delicate white vertical stripes and handsome black face crowned by long horns. At 225-320 kilogrammes (500-700 pounds), the animal was also a food source.
The 18 bongos released on Friday join 17 others already at Hunt's ranch.
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NIGHT SHOTS
1. Various of US cargo plane carrying Bongo antelopes taxiing at Jomo Kenyatta airport in Nairobi and crates carrying antelopes being lowered from plane
DAY SHOTS
2. William Holden Wildlife Foundation sign
3. Mount Kenya
4. Closer shot of Mount Kenya
5. Truck carrying kennels with the Bongo antelopes driving in wildlife park
6. Various of kennels being unloaded
7. Man looking into box
8. Various of man directing workers to open kennels
9. Bongo antelopes coming out of kennels into wildlife park
10. Close shot of animals
11. Mid shot wildlife park workers standing on kennels watching animals
12. Various of antelopes in wildlife park
13. Close-up of bongo
14. Sign 'Drive Slowly, Bongo Crossing'
15. Bongo antelopes crossing road
16. Set-up shot of Don Hunt, bongo conservationist, stroking bongo antelopes
17. SOUNDBITE: (English) Don Hunt, Bongo conservationist
"We made a deal with the Kenya government to capture 20 bongo antelopes and send them off to United States zoos who were going to co-operate in this breeding programme so there was a safe gene pool someplace. We didn't know how great a job the zoologists were going to do with this thing, there are now over 400 bongo in the United States."
18. Hunt with animals
19. SOUNDBITE: (English) Don Hunt, Bongo conservationist
Question: "What did you think when you first saw a bongo?
Hunt: It took my breath away. (Laughs) You can't imagine, tramping through the bamboo and seeing an animal like that. It's way up there - absolutely fabulous. But even living with these bongo now, I come out every morning and think - isn't this great."
20. Female bongo in an enclosed area in park
21. Close up of a baby bongo born in the ranch two weeks ago
22. Mount Kenya
23. Various of bongos
STORYLINE:
Eighteen rare mountain antelope are settling in to their new home after a two-decade struggle to save them from extinction.
The bongo antelope arrived back in their ancestral home of Kenya last Friday.
The man behind the effort, American Don Hunt, was an avid hunter when he came to Kenya in 1964, but became a conservationist when he saw the wildlife population was shrinking fast.
Working with his friend, the actor William Holden, Hunt captured 20 mountain antelope and sent them to the United States for breeding.
On Friday (January 31) the descendants of those animals returned to Mount Kenya, a major step in Hunt's dream of returning wild bongos to the mountain he now calls home.
Hunt said: "we made a deal with the Kenya government to capture 20 bongo and send them off to United States zoos who were going to co-operate in this breeding programme so there was a safe gene pool someplace".
He added: "we didn't know how great a job the zoologists were going to do with this thing, there are now over 400 bongo in the United States".
The 1.75-metre-tall (5.5 foot) mountain bongos seemed somewhat befuddled as they ran from the wooden boxes where they'd spent the last 40 hours. Darting into corrals, the shy animals raced into dense bush - their natural hiding place in the wild.
The bongos will spend some time in the three corrals, adjusting to life in Africa, before being set loose in a 40-hectare (100-acre) enclosure.
The antelope came from 13 zoos and wildlife parks in the United States and were encountering their native habitat for the first time.
The bongo was once a hunting trophy, prized for its red coat with delicate white vertical stripes and handsome black face crowned by long horns. At 225-320 kilogrammes (500-700 pounds), the animal was also a food source.
The 18 bongos released on Friday join 17 others already at Hunt's ranch.
You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/youtube/ed1c5fc7fa7828e398a3f779f6841f4b
Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork
- published: 21 Jul 2015
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Bongo Antelope Faux Trophy - Foil Armature
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Rare Bongo Antelope at Altina - WIN NEWS
Win News Story on Bongo ANtelope at Altina Wildlife Park in Darlington Point
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Bongo Antelope Faux Trophy Mount Paper Mache
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Bongo Antelope (Antilope) (Tragelaphus eurycerus)
Bongo Animal - Antelopes - a bongo with a funny intimidating stare,
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Denver Zoo Bongo Antelope
Denver Zoo Bongo Antelope
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Bottle Feeding a Baby Bongo Antelope
Delilah, an orphaned bongo antelope calf, enjoying her lunch. For more information visit w...
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Hunting Antelope with a Tranquilizer Dart - Green Bongo Hunt
Join Keith Warren and the Bisbee Fish & Wildlife Conservation Fund on a Green Bongo Hunt. ...
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Bongo antelopes return to Kenya
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Taiwan mistakenly fires supersonic missile towards China
Edit The Times of India 01 Jul 2016
BEIJING. A Taiwanese warship on Friday "mistakenly" fired a supersonic "anti-ship missile" towards China as it celebrated 95th anniversary of the ruling Communist Party amid assertions by President Xi Jinping ruling out independence for Taiwan ... "The missile was launched by operational error ... "We firmly oppose the 'Taiwan independence' secessionist activities," Xi said at the ceremony ... Stay updated on the go with Times of India News App....
photo: AP / Keith Srakocic
What Gives Mr. Trump The Right To Make Promises On Behalf Of The Future?
Edit WorldNews.com 01 Jul 2016
Article by WN.com Correspondent Dallas DarlingPerhaps a more fundamental question than to why politicians change their positions on certain issues is what gives a person the right to make binding decisions on behalf of the future ... Indeed, what would the United States be like if politicians never changed their views on slavery, civil rights or economic policies that included more people ... (Dallas Darling is the author of Politics 501....
photo: AP / Hassan Ammar
Inside Bashar al-Assad's Syrian jail, an Islamist prisoner talks of the regret for his killing
Edit The Independent 01 Jul 2016
Unlike his fellow prisoners, Hamoud Saleh Hamed does not wear leg shackles when he is pushed on a spanking new wheelchair into the Syrian prison governor’s guest room at the Mezze military jail. Impossible, since his trousered right stump and the missing lower half of his left leg mean that the 37-year old Saudi maths teacher from Mecca cannot escape by throwing himself from the second floor window ... ....
photo: UN / Rick Bajornas
How Australia turned its back on the world's refugee crisis
Edit CNN 01 Jul 2016
(CNN)As the world works to resolve a major international refugee crisis, Australia just wants them to go away. At the recent World Humanitarian Summit in Istanbul, U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon called on the international community to find new long-term solutions for refugees ... There are only a handful of signatories to the Refugee Convention in Southeast Asia, and Australia is one of them. Read More ... Refugees turned back at sea ... ....
photo: AP / Matt Dunham
Tories plunged into civil war as Boris Johnson pulls out of race to become PM
Edit Belfast Telegraph 01 Jul 2016
The Conservative party has collapsed into accusations of betrayal and treachery as the party's first leadership contest in a decade gets under way. Tensions are high after Boris Johnson sensationally dropped out of the race at the first hurdle following a shock intervention against his leadership bid from Cabinet minister Michael Gove. Share Go To ... "He's ripped the Tory party apart ... THERESA MAY ... She said. “My pitch is very simple....
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Sierra Toyota Concert Series Continues Next Thursday with Sofa King (City of Lancaster, CA)
Edit Public Technologies 01 Jul 2016
(Source. City of Lancaster, CA) On Thursday nights, The BLVD hosts its weekly Market and the summertime Sierra Toyota Concert Series on the BeX Bandstand stage, providing the Antelope Valley with a family experience filled with fun, food, and live music ... Distributed by Public, unedited and unaltered, on 01 July 2016 15.21.05 UTC ... (noodl....
Gallery exhibition takes a walk on the wild side (Hawkesbury City Council)
Edit Public Technologies 01 Jul 2016
(Source. Hawkesbury City Council) ... Featuring real wild animals including a zebra, a lion, penguins, antelope, fox, fawn, fish, rabbits, a baboon and a polar bear, this 'cabinet of wonders' (from the German term referring to a cabinet or room full of curiosities) brings together sculpture and various media to discuss a broad range of conservation issues, from climate change to big game hunting. Artist Rod McRae said ... Exhibition title....
African Lions’ Plight Persists After Cecil Killing
Edit Voa News 01 Jul 2016
Some call it the Cecil the lion effect ... Some conservationists, however, warn there are greater threats to Africa's beleaguered lion populations, including human encroachment on their habitats and the poaching of antelopes and other animals for food, a custom that deprives lions of prey ... Those measures include airline bans on the transport of parts of lions, rhinos, elephants and other wild animals shot in hunts ... U.S ... ....
Plight of African lions 'persists one year after Cecil killing'
Edit Belfast Telegraph 01 Jul 2016
Africa's lions are continuing to face existential threats one year after the killing of Cecil sparked an international outcry, conservationists have warned ... Share Go To. Some conservation groups, however, warn there are greater threats to Africa's lion populations, including human encroachment on their habitats and the poaching of antelopes and other animals for food, a custom that deprives lions of prey ... AP. ....
My Alzheimer’s fight: Memory’s lost, but I’m not
Edit The Miami Herald 01 Jul 2016
I remember …. Actually, I don’t. That’s the trump card, isn’t it? Of all the indignities that dementia can lay upon us, memory loss is the most familiar, and the most mourned for it visits us in disguises, hidden in the groping for remote controls that have gone to who knows where ... We come into a room and wonder why ... Or two ... Horns blaring and tires squealing, my heart beating like a bongo drum, I slowed to a crawl all the way home ... Family....
Sheriff’s Department seeks to ID man in alleged sexual assault
Edit Sacramento Bee 30 Jun 2016
Sacramento County sheriff’s officials have released a surveillance photo of a man sought in connection with an alleged sexual assault in the Antelope area earlier this month ... 5800 block of Antelope Road....
Plight of African lions persists 1 year after Cecil killing
Edit Richmond Times Dispatch 30 Jun 2016
... on their habitats and the poaching of antelopes and other animals for food, a custom that deprives lions of prey....
Arizona Welcomes Latest Hampton Inn & Suites by Hilton to the City of Page (Hampton Inn & Suites)
Edit Public Technologies 30 Jun 2016
Arizona Welcomes Latest Hampton Inn & Suites by Hilton to the City of Page The hotel is located nearby Antelope Canyon and Lake Powell ... Hampton Inn & Suites by Hilton Page - Lake Powell is nearby popular area attractions including the Grand Canyon, Horseshoe Bend, Monument Valley and Lower and Upper Antelope Slot Canyon ... Upper Antelope Slot Canyon....
Furry Friday: Time to smile
Edit Stuff 30 Jun 2016
NICK BARNETT. Do you feel a need to smile? If so, you have a reason. This is the middle of it all, of winter and the year. Today is as distant from the last summer holiday as from the next. You know how a week has a hump day in the middle? Well, today, July 1, is the hump day (more or less) of the whole year. It'll be nice to get over it ... Let's start with Enzo, trying to get the upper hand ... Bongo improvised a hammock ... What a carry-on! ... ....
1.3 million vehicles added to Japan's airbag recall
Edit The Examiner 30 Jun 2016
Just when you thought the Takata airbag imbroglio might be calming a bit, Japanese automakers announced the inclusion of another 1.3 million vehicles at home in the seemingly ever-expanding airbag safety campaign. Also, the automakers are planning to recall an additional 1 million vehicles outside the country ... Mazda – Demio subcompact, passenger-side airbag, RX-8 sports car, passenger-side airbag, Bongo van, driver-side airbag ... Sources....
Japan automakers recall 1.3 million cars at home over Takata air bags
Edit The Times of India 30 Jun 2016
TOKYO. Japanese automakers on Thursday recalled around 1.3 million cars at home as part of an expanded recall of potentially faulty air bags from Takata Corp, with some planning more recalls overseas which could affect over 1 million additional cars ... Japan's transport ministry has also ordered more air bags to be recalled at home ... Mazda recalled its Demio subcompact model, along with its Bongo van and the RX-8 sports car in Japan....
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