Most Unique Animals In Africa

Most people who safari in africa hope to see the big 5.

Most unique animals in africa. While their distinctive stripe patterns are as unique to each individual as a human's fingerprints. The safaris there is a major tourist attraction and after seeing these unique animals and birds which are exclusively sighted only in this continent, you wouldn’t question why. Scientists have estimated that there are 8.7 million animal species on earth.

Rhinoceros posted on february 5, 2017 by roho ya chui there are white and black rhinoceros, yet the black rhino is not only one of the most beautifully unique species on the planet, it is also one that may not be seen for much longer given the current course. Africa is famous for its wide variety of wildlife. When you visit south africa, you don’t necessarily need to go on a safari in kruger park to encounter the south african wildlife.

Many are very rare in private ownership. The habitat loss and hunting are the main threats to this exotic species. Africa is filled with amazing sights for travelers.

The blue dragon is a sea slug that lives in many parts of the world's oceans, including outside europe, south africa and eastern australia. African elephant posted on february 8, 2017 february 5, 2017 by roho ya chui the african elephant is a staple of safari iconography, identified just as easily in silhouette as they are in person. Across the globe, you'll find unique animals that exhibit truly remarkable and bizarre features and behaviors.

An entire village on stilts in ghana. 15 must see unique wild animals of south america south america is many species of fantastic animals and finest wildlife hot spots on earth with longest continental mountain range in the world. Although they may look like domestic horses, zebras are almost impossible to tame;

Many of these animals are extremely rare, and just a few lucky people have seen them in the wild. In this article, i wanted to take a look at ten of africa’s most iconic animals. Some of these wild animals are classified as endangered, while others are more populous, and, therefore, of least concern.