4449 Greater kudu cows usually form small herds with their young
4450 A blue wildebeeste. Both sexes have horns
4451 The blue wildebeeste is also known as the brindled gnu
4452 Impalas are pretty ubiquitous throughout southern and easten Africa
4453 Sable antelope bulls turn from reddish-brown to black from age three onwards
4454 Red hartebeeste can be distinguished from tsessebe by their very upright lyre shaped horns, and reddish coat
4455 Sable horns can reach up to five feet (1.6m) and the antelope will use them to fight agressively, even killing lions at times
4456 Springbok are very fast runners with a top speed of around 55 mph (88 km/h
4457 Plains zebra foal
4458 Zebra classification is a minefield. These could be Burchell's or Antiquorum
4459 Zebras form family groups headed by a stallion
4460 The diurnal Cape ground squirrels prefer drier regions like the Kalahari and the Karoo
4461 Gemsbok are well adapted to deserts and can go weeks without drinking water, by obtaining liquid from the food they eat
4462 Both sexes of roan antelope have horns up to a metre long. They sometimes fight on their knees using them to stab
4463 Sable herds consist of fifteen to twenty individuals with a matriarchal social structure and only one adult bull
4464 The tsessebe is the fastest antelope in africa with speeds up to 56mph (90 k/ph)
4465 Can't go many places and not see a warthog
4466The tsessebe has wider spaced and more backward facing horns than the red hartebeeste
4467 Gemsbok use thermoregulation to stop water loss through sweating and can let their temperature rise to 45 C
4468 When gemsbok get hot a special network of blood vessels in the nose cools the blood going to the brain
4469 Gemsbok live in mixed sex herds led by a dominant male and a high ranking female
4470 Springbok are noted for pronking - stiff legged leaps up to 6ft (2m) in the air
4471 The Southern giraffe is also known as the two horned giraffe.
4472 Roan primarily eat grass but will eat other leaves and succulents when it is scarce