Learn More about Tsessebes

Learn More about Tsessebes

A Tsessebe has amazed people because of its agility and excellent physical features. Dubbed as the fastest antelope in southern Africa, the Tsessebe is a fascinating species of antelope that you will surely have fun learning about. Read further to know more about Tsessebes! What is Tsessebe? Often referred to as a … Read more

Red Bishop

Red Bishop

SOUTHERN AFRICA BIRD LIST A – Z BOTSWANA BIRDS | SOUTH AFRICA BIRDS NAMIBIA BIRDS | ZAMBIA BIRDS | ZIMBABWE BIRDS The Red Bishop is a tiny bird, about ten to eleven centimeters in size, and a common bird living in the regions of Africa. Formerly, you can regard this bird as the Red Bishop both in North … Read more

GREY MONGOOSE (Large) – Herpestes ichneumon

GREY MONGOOSE (Large)

It has large, round eyes, big ears, and it comes in a cute size—a Lesser Bushbaby is a native to the southern part of Africa. It is considered as one of the most common primates that roam around Africa. They are strikingly adorable and generally harmless. In fact, they are often kept … Read more

Facts About Banded Mongoose

Facts About Banded Mongoose

The Banded Mongoose is also known for its Latin name Mungos Mungo. These creatures are found in sub-Saharan Africa, and they spend most of their time searching for food. This animal can only reach a length of 30 to 45 cm and a weight of 1.5 to 2.25 kgs. For them to … Read more

Things to Know About the Bushpig

Things to Know About the Bushpig

The Bushpig, also known as Potamochoerus larvatus, is a pig species that is indigenous to east and southern Africa. It was an introduced species in Madagascar, and several Bushpig sightings were also observed on Comoro island of Mayotte. This pig species was first described in 1822 by French zoologist and paleontologist Georges-Frédéric … Read more

Learn More about Black-backed Jackal

Learn More about Black-backed Jackal

The Black-backed Jackal, also known as Canis mesomelas or Lupulella mesomelas, is a canine species indigenous to eastern and southern Africa. This species presently lives in regions that are separated by approximately 900 km. Compared to other Canis species, the Black-backed Jackal is considered a very ancient species, having only minor changes … Read more