🇹🇿 Animals of Tanzania

The aardvark is a pig-sized burrowing mammal of sub-Saharan Africa.

The African buffalo is a heavy wild ox of sub-Saharan Africa that lives in herds of dozens to thousands and must drink every day.

The African bush elephant is the largest land animal alive.

The African wildcat is a small striped cat of dry Africa and Asia, and the ancestor of every domestic cat.

The black rhinoceros is a two-horned browser of eastern and southern Africa with a pointed, gripping upper lip.

The caracal is a slim, long-legged cat with black ear tufts, found across Africa and from Arabia to India.

The cheetah is the fastest land animal.

The coconut crab is the largest land-living arthropod.

The common ostrich is the largest and heaviest living bird and lays the largest egg.

The Egyptian goose is a pale brown waterbird of African rivers, lakes and grassland, marked by a dark ring around each eye.

The giraffe is the tallest land animal.

The greater flamingo is the largest and most widespread flamingo.

The hippopotamus spends its days in rivers and lakes and its nights grazing on land.

The honey badger is a stocky, loose-skinned mustelid that roams Africa, Arabia and India.

The leopard is a spotted big cat that lives across Africa and Asia in more kinds of country than any other cat.

The lion is the only cat that lives in social groups.

The rock hyrax is a squat, rabbit-sized mammal of African and Middle Eastern rock outcrops.

The serval is a slender African cat with the longest legs and largest ears of any cat for its size.

The spotted hyena is Africa's most common large carnivore and a hunter first, not a scavenger.

The striped hyena is a small, shaggy scavenger of dry country from North Africa to India.

The whale shark is the largest fish in the sea.

The white rhinoceros is the biggest and most social of the five living rhinos.