Lion (Panthera leo) home ranges and livestock conflicts in Waza National Park, Cameroon
作者： H. Bauer , H. H. Iongh
DOI: 10.1111/J.1365-2028.2005.00570.X
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摘要: An isolated population of approximately 50 lions (Panthera leo L.) in Waza National Park, Cameroon, caused considerable damage to livestock. Home range sizes five collared were assessed, the mean was very large: 630 km2. The differed their stock raiding behaviour, with two male habitual problem animals, one female nonproblem animal and seasonal animals that left Park wet season. Together, they inferred kill over 100 heads cattle annually. Resume Une isolee d'environ dans le parc national de au Cameroun a provoque des degâts considerables betail. Nous avons evalue la taille domaines vitaux cinq suivis par colliers radio-emetteurs, dont moyenne śaverait tres grande 630km2. Les montrerent comportements differents lors du pillage betail, avec deux males difficiles habituels, une femelle non difficile et femelles saisonnieres qui quitterent pendant saison pluies. Au total, on estime que les tuent plus betails chaque annee.
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