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The African, also known as cape buffalo or congo buffalo, is a large, robust animal that is part of the bovidae family. It is found throughout sub-...
Baboons are extremely adaptable and can be found in a wide variety of terrains. In Africa, they are primarily found in open savannah, open woodlan...
Dendroaspis polylepis The black mamba is a regular on the world’s top 10 deadliest snakes. It averages around 2 meters (6 feet) in length, with ...
Acinonyx jubatus Reaching speeds of 115 kp/h (70 mph), the cheetah is the fastest land animal. It can go from 0 to 100 kph (60 mph) in just thre...
Loxodonta africana Elephants are expansive warm blooded animals of the family Elephantidae and the order Proboscidea. They are currently th...
Genets are dispersed throughout Africa and are found across a variety of habitats that have dense vegetation. They are related to civets, linsangs,...
The giraffe is the largest ruminant animal and the tallest land mammal, with an adult giraffe neck averaging a staggering 1.8m / 6ft in length! The...
Hyenas are carnivores that are known for their scavenger tendencies. They are clever animals and have been reported to have figured out how to inva...
The impala is a medium-sized antelope (A epyceros melampus ) ranging between 75 and 95 cm (30 and 37 in) tall and weighing 40 – 60 kg (88 – 130 lb)...
The jackal is part of the dog family and its North American counterpart is called the coyote. Four species of jackal are acknowledged: black-backed...
The leopard is related to the jaguar, lion and tiger, and is the smallest feline of the four. The leopard’s spotted coat allows it to blend in with...
The lion is related to the jaguar, leopard and panther. After the tiger, it is the largest big cat. Unlike the other big cats, which are primarily ...
The mongoose is part of the same family as the meerkat. 33 species exist, such as the yellow mongoose, the banded mongoose and the Egyptian mongoos...
Native to Africa, the ostrich is the largest bird on earth and lays the largest of all bird eggs. Males can reach a height of up to 3 m (9 ft) and ...
The serval ( Leptailurus serval ) cat is known in Afrikaans as Tierboskat, “tiger-backwoods feline”. It has the longest legs relative to the size o...
The vervet monkey is a small, grayish-white monkey with a black face. It is found along the eastern coast of Africa and prefers savannah and woodla...
The Warthog is found along the eastern part of Africa and can be found in arid or in humid savannahs. The warthog is related to the domestic pig, b...
The wildebeest is a large antelope that is better known as a gnu. The name wildebeest comes from Afrikaans and means ‘wild beast’. Wildebeest are f...
Zebras belong to the same scientific family as horses. Zebras’ coats are covered in black and white stripes, and each zebra has its own, unique pa...
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