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19/09/2025
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07/09/2025
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06/09/2025
Here are three facts about the Bearded Vulture (Lammergeier) in Lesotho:
High-Altitude Specialist: In Lesotho, bearded vultures thrive in the rugged Maloti-Drakensberg mountains, soaring at elevations above 3,000 meters where they nest on remote cliffs.
Bone-Eating Diet: Unlike most vultures, they mainly eat bones. They drop large bones from great heights onto rocks to crack them open, feeding on the nutrient-rich marrow inside.
Conservation Concern: Lesotho hosts one of the last remaining breeding populations in southern Africa, but numbers are declining due to poisoning, habitat loss, and collisions with powerlines.
04/09/2025
Lesotho's cold, clear rivers and mountain streams are home to a variety of freshwater fish, both indigenous and introduced species. Here are three types of fish found in Lesotho:
1. **Smallmouth Yellowfish:** This is a native and well-known species in Lesotho's rivers, particularly in the Orange and Caledon River systems. It is a popular sport fish among anglers, known for its powerful fight. They are characterized by their bronze to golden-yellow color and a relatively small mouth.
2. **Rainbow Trout:** While not native to Lesotho, rainbow trout were introduced and have thrived in the country's high-altitude, cold-water streams and reservoirs, such as Katse Dam. They have become a very popular game fish and a major draw for fly-fishing tourism in the Lesotho Highlands.
3. **Catfish (Barbel):** Several species of catfish, including the sharptooth catfish, are found in the lower-elevation rivers and dams of Lesotho. These are a staple food fish for many communities. They are distinguished by their smooth, scale-less skin and prominent barbels (whiskers) around their mouths, which they use to find food in muddy waters.
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