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Considered the largest deer, the red deer mammal with the scientific name Cervus elaphus has a horn of 11 horns the herd is standing looking directly at the camera
Red deer: scientific name Cervus elaphus has a horn of 11 horns the herd is standing facing the camera with reddish fur and thin legs, the one with the most horns is the most dominant considered the largest deer among species
Fallow deer: scientific name Dama dama two males in a fight with the mountains in the background the male distinguished by the antlers the females lack horns, the horns have a palm-like appearance, the hair is. Go clear because it’s hot season
Antilope nilgo or nilgae: scientific name Boselaphus tragocamelus flock made relaxing present sexual dimorphism male has horns and is dark gray, while female has no horns and is light brown
Giraffe scientific name Giraffa camelopardalis neck and face with spots that are unique as fingerprints, with blue sky background outdoors daytime close up
Herd of impala antelopes with scientific name: Aepyceros melampos without horns lying in the meadow living with giraffes scientific mane: Giraffa camelopardaris standing with long necks and small horns, impala antelopes develop horns only the males therefore apparently in the herd the majority they are female
Antelope eland scientific name Tragelaphus oryx in the herd it is distinguished because both females and males have crooked horns, while the rest of the herd combining without impala antelopes with scientific name: Aepyceros melampos without horns
herd of Giraffes scientific name Giraffa camelopardalis full body four thin giraffes with spots that distinguish them from each other like fingerprints
A fallow deer scientific name: Dama dama, male with small antlers surrounded by mountains standing under the sunbeam light fur for the hot season
A fallow deer scientific name: Dama dama, male with small antlers surrounded by mountains standing under the sunbeam light fur for the hot season
Herd of wildebeest or African blue antelope, also known scientifically as connochaetes, are herbivorous mammals with a gestation period of 9 months with impressive migratory capacities, they travel to Kenya and Tanzania in their wild life in the savannah, living with Zebras eating grass in daytime
Ostrich: scientific name Struthio camelus terrestrial bird does not fly at this time standing characteristic feathers and beak strong legs capable of running at 60 kilometers per hour in its wild life
Zebra Hartmann: scientific name Equus zebra hartmannae features black and white striped fur grazing among herd of bluebuck antelope
Zebra Hartmann known by scientific name: Equus zebra hartmannae Characteristic for velvety hair with unique design for each zebra with a psychedelic touch of nature is considered as a monochromatic exotic animal is found eating surrounded by blue antelopes, in its wild life it is in the African savannah