Exempel på wapiti

• Some of the more visible animals include elk (also called "wapiti"), bison, black-footed ferrets, pronghorn and prairie dogs.

• This deer shows the characteristics of both a typical red deer and the wapiti.

• Length has exceeded 55 inches in historic herds, but interbreeding with red deer has reduced the pure wapiti genetics.

• Other author has observed partial paralysis in naturally infected wapiti caused by migrating juvenile flukes in the spinal cord.

• Other ungulate species are much more common and there are over 20,000 elk (also known as wapiti) and 40,000 mule deer.

• Wapiti are very good jumpers and all six escaped within the first two years.

• Its face resembled that of the modern wapiti.

• Male deer are wapiti-like with a neck mane, and as mentioned, relatively small wapiti-like antlers.

• Manchurian wapiti may retain a few orange spots on the back of their summer coats until they are older.

• Some areas of the more southern closed boreal forest also have populations of other deer species such as the elk (wapiti) and roe deer.

• It is a minor forage component for bison, mule deer, and wapiti.

• Compared with those of wapiti or red deer, the antlers are flattened with the first and second (bez) tines noticeably far apart.

• Elk (also known as wapiti), mule deer, and pronghorn (also called pronghorn antelope) are some of the most commonly seen large mammals.

• Like wapiti, they are predominantly grazers; they feed on a wide range of available plants, especially grasses and sedges, but including some larger plants such as rhododendrons and willows.