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A gallery of photos taken of the wildlife of Southern Africa, an area of the world with an incredible diversity of mammal species.

The kudu is one of the most handsome antelopes in Southern Africa. A crocodile hunting a blue wildebeest. Vast herds of blue wildebeest occur across the continent. A small herd of blue wildebeest. A springbok pauses in the wilds of the Kalahari. The sun sets behind a herd of blue wildebeest. The red hartebeest is a swift animal. A pair of lions in the bush. Red hartebeest grazing in the veld. The roan antelope is a large species of antelope. Ostriches enjoy the open plains of Namibia. Bontebok are strikingly colorful. Nyala bulls grow darker with age. Ostriches are plains lovers. The African elephant is the world's largest land mammal. An elephant roams the landscape of the bushveld. A blue wildebeest spotted on safari. The springbok is the only true gazelle in Southern Africa. Red hartebeest are funny-looking, fast antelope. A large male waterbuck. Gemsbok enjoy semi-arid and desert environments. The common duiker is also known as the grey duiker. The klipspringer is an agile little antelope. The greater kudu is one of the most handsome antelopes on the continent. Leopards are highly efficient climbers. Impalas occur widely across Southern Africa. Burchell's zebra is the most common subspecies of zebra. Etosha's desert elephants are often smaller than their southeastern counterparts A gemsbok in Etosha National Park. Sable antelopes use their massive curved horns to defend themselves. Two male lions wander through the bush. Waterbucks are never found far from water sources. Klipspringers enjoy rocky landscapes. Springbok are accomplished jumpers. The eland is the largest antelope in Southern Africa. Elands are massive, ox-like antelopes. Only waterbuck bulls carry horns. An elephant bull puts on a display of dominance. Only bushbuck rams carry horns. A pair of gemsbok enjoying the spoils of the grasslands. Red lechwes are indigenous to Botswana and the Caprivi. The greater kudu enjoys a variety of woodland environments. Rhinos are highly endangered animals. The Cape buffalo forms part of the Big Five. A waterbuck makes eye contact with the camera. A herd of gemsbok against the dramatic backdrop of Sossusvlei. A lone blue wildebeest. Kudus prefer woodland environments. A white rhino approaches through the grass. A clash between two elephants. Elephants are water-lovers. A leopard languishing in a tree. Giraffes are exclusively browsers. An alert leopard in a tree. Elephants are common in the Kruger National Park. Zebras are social animals. A hyena observes its prey. A cheetah spotted on safari. The blue wildebeest is one of the continent's most common ruminants. Hyenas are efficient scavengers.
A small herd of waterbuck.

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