The L’Hoest’s monkey, also known as the mountain monkey, is a species of primate native to the eastern Congo basin. It inhabits the mountainous forest areas of Uganda and usually gathers in small groups, dominated by females. It is very easily distinguished from its relatives thanks to it...
The Nubian giraffe is a subspecies of the giraffe native to Sudan, South Sudan, Egypt, Eritrea, Kenya, and Uganda, although it is extinct in the wild in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Eritrea, and Egypt. This giraffe has suffered a decline of about 95 percent during the past 3 ...
The east African Gaboon viper is another subspecies that is particularly native to the coastal strip of the Gulf of Guinea, Congo basin, great lakes of Zambia, covering the eastern stretch of Central African Republic and extending till the south of Sudan (Central, eastern and southern Africa)....
Native to Central Africa, the Okapi is the lesser known relative of the widely popular Giraffe that resides in the dense tropical rainforest.
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Leopards:These mammalsare the most widely distributed 'big cat' species and are native to 35 African countries. Other animals of the big cat species are the tigers, lions, jaguars and the snow leopards. Leopards can be found in many regions in Africa and on the Asian continent as well. Th...
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Native to the deserts and grasslands of Namibia and Coastal East Africa, the black rhinoceros is one of the oldest mammals on Earth. The World Wildlife Fund calls them "virtually living fossils." They play an important role in their habitats and as a source of income for their native countri...
As one of the oldest non-native animal species on the islands, they’ve weathered civilizations rising… 10 Animals That Give Birth and Then Die Nature is full of evolutionary selflessness. From deep-sea octopuses to certain marsupials, there are animals and insects that reproduce and… ...
Back to Top 19. Wombat • Tasmania and Mainland Australia The wombat is the second-largest marsupial. Depending on whether a bare-nosed or hairy-nosed wombat, these bear-shaped creatures can be found in coastal regions, thick forests, or vast, dry landscapes throughout their native Australia...