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Übersetzung für 'Takin' von Englisch nach Deutsch

takin [Budorcas taxicolor]

Rindergämse {f}zool.T

Rindergemse {f} [alt]zool.T

Takin {m}zool.T

Gnuziege {f}zool.T

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Bhutan takin [Budorcas taxicolor whitei]

Bhutan-Takin {m}zool.T

golden takin [Budorcas taxicolor bedfordi]

Goldener Takin {m}zool.T

Mishmi takin [Budorcas taxicolor taxicolor]

Mishmi-Takin {m}zool.T

Sichuan takin [Budorcas taxicolor tibetana]

Sichuan-Takin {m}zool.T

Szechwan takin [spv.] [Budorcas taxicolor tibetana]

Sichuan-Takin {m}zool.T

Tibetan takin [Budorcas taxicolor tibetana]

Sichuan-Takin {m}zool.T

• Takin {m} = takin [Budorcas taxicolor]
• Takin {m} = gnu goat [Budorcas taxicolor]
• Takin {m} = cattle chamois [Budorcas taxicolor]

• They are blackbuck, Himalayan tahr and takin. The Metro Richmond Zoo is one of the few zoos in the United States to have takin on display, as it is considered a national treasure in China and receives the same protection as the giant panda.
• The largest of these goat antelope is the takin, a relative of the musk ox.
• The back paddocks are home to the zoos larger hoof stock and include Bactrian camel, reindeers, guanacos, bighorn sheep, and a Sichuan takin group.
• Beginning in 2016, the zoo will have new exhibits featuring takin, wolverines, bison, and raptors.
• Animals such as the takin, goral, Indian leopard, Bengal tiger, barking deer, serow and red panda are living there.

• Learn more from recent article: "Takin’ care of business: Fred Turner on getting ‘in with the right bunch of fellows,’ where life is taking him next".
• "Budorcas churcheri" is an extinct species of takin that lived in the Pliocene of Ethiopia. Its remains were found in the Hadar Formation.
• There is also a notable takin wildlife sanctuary in the district, named Motithang Takin Preserve.
• Important mammals in this ecoregion include the red panda, takin, musk deer, red goral, Asiatic black bear, and leopard.
• The Mishmi takin ("Budorcas taxicolor taxicolor") is an endangered goat-antelope native to India, Myanmar and the People's Republic of China. It is a subspecies of takin.

• Takin are found from forested valleys to rocky, grass-covered alpine zones, at altitudes between [...] above sea level.