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10/07/2022

The Serval are small to medium-sized, slender and strong cats (9-18kgs)with a yellowish coat marked with black spots and stripes.
They have the longest legs of any cat relative to their body size… as well as the largest ears of any cat.
These extra-long legs, plus their elongated necks, give them the nickname of ‘’giraffe cat '’.
Their long, powerful legs are important for jumping. (They have been known to jump as high as 3.6 m (12 ft). The spotted coat is important in breaking up the pattern on their body.. as well as a protective camouflage against larger carnivores that will kill and eat them. It is also an essential cover when stalking prey. Their large ears act as radar dishes to locate food. They listen for the movement of animals in the grass before they pounce. It is believed that they use them as much as their eyes..and
having these features, they leap in the air to grab birds in flight, hook fish and frogs out of the water and even sn**ch rodents out of their burrows.
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13/06/2022

The Nile Crocodiles are the largest freshwater predators in Africa. They have powerful jaws that give a powerful bite with their sharp conical teeth, which sink into flesh, allowing a grip that is almost impossible to loosen.. and are capable of taking almost any animal within their range.
Their unique body form allows the eyes, ears, and nostrils to be above the water surface while most of the animal is hidden below.
When it closes it’s mouth, all teeth are visible..since the upper and lower jaws are of the same width. These jaws have relatively weak opening muscles, which can be held shut with just a rubber band, or your bare hands (don’t try)..and in addition.. they have a valve at the back of their throat, which allows them to open the jaws under water.
The ‘Crocs’ often sleep or relax. With their mouths wide open. By this, they are not displaying aggression.. but releasing heat to cool themselves down since they don’t sweat.
Something else amazing.. they can have almost 60 teeth at any one time, and can have over 2000 teeth during their lifetime. When one loses a tooth, there is a small replacement already on standby.. and Having the most acidic stomach of any vertebrate.. they swallow small stones to improve their digestion. The stones help grind up the food in their stomachs..hence the reason you see some crocs eating their prey whole, or feeding on tougher animals with shells and bones.
Ask your self; Why do we use the term “Crocodile tears” ? Do crocodiles really shed tears?

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08/05/2022

One of the most interesting facts about..The Great Wildebeests Migration..is the trustworthy friendship between zebras and wildebeests. The wildebeest and the zebra are best buddies in the wildlife kingdom.
It’s not just about the survival in the race of life..but it also shows the cordial relationship between the two. They both use their sensory parts during the migration for the survival of each other. How do they do this?.. There’s a lot more about this coexistence…
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It takes Buffalo - females four years and - males five years to complete horn development. Until two years old the sexes look alike. At birth buffalo have small stubs of horns, which grow straight for the first 6 to 9 months. By their first birthday the horns have developed a curve. As young males grow, their horns thicken at the base to eventually join, forming the unified boss( the thick, helmet-like growth at the base of a cape buffalo bull’s horns)...at the top of their head. Skin and hair is gradually lost over the boss. By two years of age the horn is halfway to meeting in the center and the bony ridge developing to support the developing boss becomes visible. Hair loss begins at this age. By age three to five, sub-adult males have a mostly completed boss that still has some hair and skin in the center. At this age the horn still has a pale outer layer. The boss is completed and the outer layer is gone around 5 years of age, but young males still lack the thick neck typical of older males. These males have few scars. Middle-aged males, between eight and ten, display ridges on the boss of their horns and have developed the typical thick necks. Males older than ten years can show possibly breakage on their horns, and heavy scarring and hair loss over their body and face. Why is a Buffalo ranked among the Big 5? We specialize in detailed Game Drives.

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21/01/2022

Lionesses (female lions), are able to give birth to cubs all year round. Pregnancy lasts for around 110 to 120 days.
They can control when they’ll have cubs. If there is no enough food around, they wait until there is before giving birth. They always leave their family pride and find a private den sheltered with bushes, or even a cave.
Lion Cubs weigh about 1.5kgs at birth and are born blind with eyes closed. Their eyes at birth are blue..but as they age, the color turns to brown. They have ‘rosettes’(spots similar to leopard) however, once they reach adulthood.. the spots fade, leaving a more uniform coat. Also, like humans.. they are born without teeth, and start their lives suckling their mothers milk.. until they are about 6-7 months old.
The eyes open when they are 2 to 3 weeks old..and when they’re about 3months old, they have all their milk teeth and are able to eat/chew small tender bits of meat effectively. From then, they begin getting their permanent teeth(12 incisors, 4 canines, 10 premolars, 4 molars).
By the time they’re 15 months old, they have no baby teeth left.
The cubs remain hidden for 1-2 months before being introduced to the rest of the pride.
Female lions stay within the pride all their lives but male lions either leave on their own accord.. or are driven off by the pride males at 2 to 3 years of age to prevent inbreeding in the pride.

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