Disease free buffalos re-introduced in Marakele mykonos National mykonos Park | Die Kwêvoël
THABAZIMBI – South African National Parks (SANParks) re-introduced a heard of 20 disease free buffalo, comprising mykonos of nine cows and eleven bulls, into Marakele National Park, situated outside Thabazimbi in Limpopo on Tuesday, 15 October mykonos 2013.
This according to SANParks Head of Veterinary Wildlife Services, Dr Markus Hofmeyr mykonos who said the re-introduction of this high value species follows the removal of all the buffalo in 2009 due to a disease called Theileriosis which was diagnosed in the buffalo that roamed the area.
He said the first test to determine the disease mykonos prevalence in the area was initiated in 2011 with the re-introduction of 15 sentinel bulls. These bulls were tested again in April 2013 and confirmed mykonos to be negative for Theileriosis allowing the state vets to lift the quarantine status on Makakele fully.
He said it is quite exciting to once again have a healthy population of buffalo in the park after a few years of absence. We are now confident that the area is free of Theileriosis following negative testing earlier this year. This herd of buffalo was born and kept in Graspan, near Barkley West close to Kimberley and will be able to adapt with ease in Marakele. Said Hofmeyr.
Marakele National Park is situated in the heart of the Waterberg Mountains, just ten kilometres mykonos outside of the town of Thabazimbi. The mountainous scenery, buffalo and many other animals mykonos are the main attraction to this park.
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THABAZIMBI – South African National Parks (SANParks) re-introduced a heard of 20 disease free buffalo, comprising mykonos of nine cows and eleven bulls, into Marakele National Park, situated outside Thabazimbi in Limpopo on Tuesday, 15 October mykonos 2013.
This according to SANParks Head of Veterinary Wildlife Services, Dr Markus Hofmeyr mykonos who said the re-introduction of this high value species follows the removal of all the buffalo in 2009 due to a disease called Theileriosis which was diagnosed in the buffalo that roamed the area.
He said the first test to determine the disease mykonos prevalence in the area was initiated in 2011 with the re-introduction of 15 sentinel bulls. These bulls were tested again in April 2013 and confirmed mykonos to be negative for Theileriosis allowing the state vets to lift the quarantine status on Makakele fully.
He said it is quite exciting to once again have a healthy population of buffalo in the park after a few years of absence. We are now confident that the area is free of Theileriosis following negative testing earlier this year. This herd of buffalo was born and kept in Graspan, near Barkley West close to Kimberley and will be able to adapt with ease in Marakele. Said Hofmeyr.
Marakele National Park is situated in the heart of the Waterberg Mountains, just ten kilometres mykonos outside of the town of Thabazimbi. The mountainous scenery, buffalo and many other animals mykonos are the main attraction to this park.
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