Sitatunga Collection
The Sitatunga, scientifically known as Antilopina antelopes, is a captivating species of African antelope
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The Sitatunga, scientifically known as Antilopina antelopes, is a captivating species of African antelope. With its unique name derived from the Bantu language meaning "marsh dweller, " this remarkable creature has adapted to thrive in wetland habitats. In the first portrait, we see a majestic male Sitatunga or marshbuck (Tragelaphus spekii) showcasing his impressive features. His regal presence is accentuated by his striking brown fur with a distinguished white dorsal stripe and markings on his head. The long antlers atop his head add an element of grandeur as he walks across dry terrain. Meanwhile, the female Sitatunga indulges in a refreshing drink from a serene water source. Her graceful demeanor and delicate appearance are truly enchanting to behold. This image captures her tranquility amidst her natural habitat. Visitors at the Zoo of Prague are fortunate enough to witness these magnificent creatures up close. The TragelapUs Spekii species thrives within this well-maintained environment, providing an opportunity for people to appreciate their beauty and learn about their conservation needs. Moving away from captivity, we delve into the wild where Chris Harvey's lens captures breathtaking moments of Sitatungas running through wetland marshes in Okavango, Botswana. These images depict both male and female specimens gracefully maneuvering through their natural habitat with ease and agility. The males hold permanent territories within these wetlands like the renowned Okavango Delta—a testament to their adaptability and resilience in challenging environments such as this one. A heartwarming sight awaits us next - a female Sitatunga accompanied by her fawn navigating through swampy terrains together. This tender moment showcases maternal care while highlighting how they have evolved to survive even in seemingly inhospitable conditions. Lastly, we witness another female engaging in feeding activities—an essential aspect of survival for any living being.