Vulture Facts.

Vultures do not hunt, but survive by scavenging for food. With their brilliant eyesight, they soar thousands of metres above the grasslands watching for food, and they often travel hundreds of kilometres a day. Any abandoned carcasses are quickly torn apart and eaten, skin and bones as well as meat.

Leopard Facts.

Leopards are large, strong cats which hunt small deer, antelopes, warthogs and baboons. They are solitary animals and usually hunt at dawn and dusk, when their eyesight is six times better than a human's!

Hyena Facts.

Hyenas hunt and scavenge almost anything. They are some of the most successful predators on the plains and can kill animals as large as wilbebeest or zebras. they are noisy, greedy eaters and their stomachs are so strong that they can even digest bone.

Crocodile Facts.

Crocodiles can grow to six metres in lenght and can live to be 100 years old. Although their size, they can move very quickly! They often lurk in ambush before grabbing thier prey and pulling it underwater untill it drowns.

Lion Facts!

Lions are the most feared predators. A group of lions are called prides and all the females in a pride are related , so sisters, aunts, mothers and godmothers always live together.

Lionesses do moast of the hunting, but the males feed first when an animal has been caught.
Lions hunt in small groups, watching from high ground until they spot a weel or younge animal they can easily kill.

Baboon Facts!

Baboons live in rocky areas in large groups called troops.

As many as 700 baboons can live in a troop!!

Baboon eat plants and any small animals they can find.

The two most common occur in East Africa.

Babooms sleep, travel, eat and socialize together in a group of about 50 individuals.