Leopard
The leopard is a master of camouflage. This large cat - related to the lion can be found in Southern Africa and is a very elusive cat species.
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Southern African Lion
Lions are the only 'cat-species' that live in groups(called prides) and also the only ones that have a black tuft at the end of their tails. The mane on the male lion protects them during fights with other males.
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African Elephant
The African elephant is the largest mammal living on land. Elephants have a characteristic trunk as well as 2 tusks. An elephant can reach an age of up to 65 years.
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Cheetah
Cheetahs are the fastest cat living on land. They can reach top speeds of up to 110 - 112 km/h. The cheetah is a relatively small hunter. They live solitary or in small groups (the female and her young).Cheetahs inhabit semi-deserts and open woodlands savanna.
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Rhino
The Black Rhino and White Rhino can both be found in South Africa. Both Rhino species has two horns. The front horn is longer and can sometimes grow up to 1,3 meters long.
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Giraffe
Giraffes are the tallest animal living on land in Africa today. View Duard's pictures of the Giraffe>>
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