Woodland Savanna Antelopes

The book explains various ways antelope population uses the woodland savanna ecosystem. Wildlife population reduction in the tropics has been caused by poverty corruption habitat loss and poaching. However bush-meat is a delicacy in many countries found in the developing world. Unfortunately wildlife farming is still a very remote idea in many communities hence whenever bush-meat is needed for consumption the people would turn to the wild forest for poaching. Nonetheless the Savanna ecosystem is not rich in vegetation rainfall moisture and nutrients compared to the rainforest yet it homes a hug population of wildlife especially the antelopes. The book further examines how antelopes make use of different ecological factors such as vegetation landscape weather for the welfare of their social activities and population distribution. The behavioral flexibility of most antelope species to arid climatic conditions of the woodland savanna ecosystem undoubtedly has favored their hug population distribution in many countries in the tropics.