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Even Toed
Even Toed
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Other Hoofed
Other Hoofed
 
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Eland
Eland
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Gazellas
Gazellas
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Giraffe
Giraffe
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Hartebeest
Hartebeest
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Hippo
Hippo
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Impala
Impala
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Kudu
Kudu
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Reedbuck
Reedbuck
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Small ones
Small ones
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Warthog
Warthog
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Waterbuck
Waterbuck
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Waterbuffle
Waterbuffle
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Wildebeest
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Dassie
Dassie
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Elephant
Elephant
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Rhino
Rhino
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Zebra
Zebra
 
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Cheeta
Cheeta
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Hyena
Hyena
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Lion
Lion
 
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Birds
Birds
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Various
Various
 
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Grounded birds
Grounded birds
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Small birds
Small birds
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Water birds
Water birds
Various birds
Various birds
Various birds
 
 

Rhino

White Rhinoceros, Ceratocerium simum
Nakuro National Park, Kenya

Appearance
This is a large and heavy rhino with a weight up to 5000 kg. It has a massive hump on the neck. The head is very long an is carried low, terminating in a broad square muzzle, which is easy distinguished from the Black Rhinos muzzle. Also, the horns are longer, thinner and straighter than on the Black Rhino. The females are similar to the males but with longer and slender horns.

Habits
The White Rhino lives on grasslands and open savannas with scrub. They are sociable and usually seen in family groups and even in small herds. They are very placid and even-tempered and easy to approach. The White Rhino is rather sedentary and each family has its own grazing area and watering place. They are grazers, feeding during the morning and evening. During the day they rest in the shadow.