| And their purpose was not to breed but to keep the warthogs and impala in check. |
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| As for antelopes, baboons, chimps, crocodiles, gazelles, giraffes, hippos, hyenas, warthogs and zebras, well, they're ten a shilling. |
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| We stopped and scanned the horizon with binoculars, spotting a family of warthogs and a secretary bird. |
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| Dens are often established in holes previously dug by antbears, hyenas, and warthogs. |
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| Currently we've got warthogs, monkeys, a baboon, small antelopes, a scrub hare and an Egyptian goose. |
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| Other animals, such as waterbucks, kudus, warthogs, and baboons, drank from the same troughs. |
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| Furthermore, unlike the curved teeth of elephants and warthogs, the narwhal tooth is nature's only straight tusk. |
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| The vegetation in this area is also ideal for buffaloes, giraffes, zebras, warthogs, impalas, wildbeests, and birds. |
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| Vertebrate pests such as birds, rats, warthogs, baboons and monkeys are similarly noted. |
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| Add up all the lions, elephants, warthogs, giraffes, gazelles, zebras, impalas, topis and hyenas that live on these plains and they fail to outnumber the gnus. |
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| There also exist zoomorphic masks of geometric appearance that represent antelope, warthogs or gorilla. |
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| We make a walk and see our first game: zebras, wildebeest, oryx, elan and warthogs. |
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| Able to dig for food or burrows, warthogs also are adept at running and jumping. |
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| Sticking to their omnivorous diet, warthogs dine on grasses, berries, fungi, bark, eggs, reptiles, birds, and even some mammals. |
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| There are also buffaloes, herds of elephants, lions, warthogs, oryx, lesser and greater kudus, gerenuks etc. |
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| Giraffes, gnus, impalas, monkeys and warthogs basked in the sunlight, impervious to our stares. |
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| Hippopotamuses, rare mountain gorillas, okapis, antelope, warthogs, and pelicans all live in Virunga as well. |
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| The Wahigi Plain facility will be approximately 21,500 square feet and this facility will house the giraffes, hippos and warthogs. |
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| Burrows which have been abandoned may be used for shelter by bats, ground squirrels, hares, cats, civets, hyenas, jackals, porcupines, monitor lizards, owls and warthogs. |
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| In eastern Africa, they mostly hunt Thomson's gazelles, but they will also attack calves, warthogs, zebras, impalas, and the young of large antelopes such as the gnu. |
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| They also endured first-hand experiences with green mamba snakes, grunting warthogs, laughing hyenas, and black centipedes which would fall dramatically into the bath. |
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| A wooden walkway leads down from the camp to a fire pit and viewing platform, from where buffalos, warthogs and giraffes can be spotted by day, and sundowners can be sunk come nightfall. |
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| There are still many species of wild animals throughout the country—especially in the far south: hyenas, foxes, leopards, lions, warthogs, ostriches, small antelopes, and a large variety of birds. |
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| There are also gazelles, buffaloes, elands, hartebeests and warthogs. |
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| Two enclosures will recreate the African rainforest and savannah and will feature over 40,000 types of plants and a variety of animals including western lowland gorillas, dwarf crocodiles, warthogs and hippos. |
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| Among the other animals found in these forests feature warthogs, wild cats, red buffalos, forest antelopes, hippopotamus, rhinoceroses, snakes of the woods and birds of which those very beautiful. |
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| This ammunition is adapted perfectly to the hunting of all big games European and used with greatest success on the antelopes African light and the warthogs. |
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| Predators of nests and young common ostriches include jackals, various birds of prey, warthogs, mongoose and Egyptian vultures. |
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