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The BIG and little Five

of the African Wild

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Lion

Panthera leo

Africa's most famous cat, the lion is a formidable apex predator.

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Ant Lion

Myrmeleontidae

A small but ferocious creature that lives most of its life beneath the sand.

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Cape Buffalo

Synceros caffer caffer

One of the most dangerous members of the Big Five. The Cape buffalo is a massive herbivore that mustn't be trifled with!

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Red-Billed Buffalo Weaver

Bubalornis niger

A noisy bird with a bright red beak that roosts and breeds in large communal nests.

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African Elephant

Loxodonta africana

The largest land mammal on the planet and the true King of Africa: the incredible elephant!

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Elephant Shrew

Macroscelididae

A small and very cute rodent that is neither an elephant, nor a shrew!

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Black and White Rhinoceros

Ceratotherium simum and Diceros bicornis

Two of the five rhino species that exist can be found here in Africa. These amazing animals are one of the most poached species on the planet.

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Rhino Beetle

Scarabaeoidea

A busy dung beetle with a large horn on its head, resembling a rhinoceros.

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Leopard

Panthera pardus

A secretive and spotted cat that is always at home in the tree-tops.

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Leopard Tortoise

Stigmochelys pardalis

A slow but steady reptile, with a wonderful mottled colouration on its shell.

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