ÁFRICA SELVAGEM | Animais Selvagens da África | VIDA SELVAGEM SAVANA AFRICANA | DOCUMENTÁRIO

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This is the incredible wild Africa.
Let us now enter this fascinating journey through the African savannah.
There live several animals, including prey and predators.
With dazzling landscapes and a rich diversity of wildlife, it is a unique environment.
Lions, elephants, giraffes, leopards, rhinos, among other animals, dominate the wild territory.
In the African rivers, side by side, two giants in absolute respect.
The great migrations complete this spectacular stage of African wildlife.
There, the struggle for survival is daily.
Today's episode, wild Africa, animals of the African savannah.
In the savannah, the main figure is the African lion.
With its powerful roar, it is the largest feline in the territory.
Lions inhabit vast plains. They live in social groups called coalitions.
Males are easily recognized by their youth.
Females are more agile and, of course, the main hunters of the group.
Buffaloes, zebras and guineas are the most captured prey by these relentless felines.
One of the threats to lions are the giant adult elephants.
These giants are the largest terrestrial mammals on the planet.
Weighing between 6 and 7 tons, African elephants also live in groups.
The matriarch, the oldest female, is the one who gives the others.
Its large ears help to dissipate heat and insects.
The trunk is essential in the life of these mammals.
It serves to get food and take it to the mouth.
Another feature of the trunk is to take the water to the animal's mouth.
In the company of elephants, the largest birds in the world, the ostriches.
With its 2 meters and 80 centimeters in height and 150 kilos in weight,
they look tiny compared to elephants.
Ostriches do not fly, and to escape predators, only in the race.
This bird is the owner of the largest egg in the world today, and the nests are large.
It's another wonder of the Creator.
Behold the guineos.
They are the owners of the largest animal migration on the planet.
This migration occurs within the continent itself.
In search of new pastures, they make the famous crossing of the African rivers.
But these crossings can bring death to some.
Because the aquatic predators, the crocodiles, are there, just waiting for the moment to satiate their hunger.
They are brutal predators.
Other guineos also die drowning, and those who take advantage are the birds of prey.
Among the African hawks is the griffin, the bird that flies the highest.
It can reach an incredible 11,300 meters in height.
These griffins are true cleaners of nature.
Other animals that do this task are the hyenas.
They also hunt, but they love a carcass.
The African savannah is also the home of zebras.
These mammals of white and black color beautify the green landscapes of the plains.
The African wild boar is hungry.
Roots, roots and other plants are essential sources of food.
They don't refuse anything.
Feeding on the banks of a river, the hippopotamus.
He shows all his impotence.
Hippos love water, where they spend most of the time.
The flocks are huge.
The green grass of the African savannah also serves as maintenance for the African buffalos.
Also called the buffalo of the Cape, they are strong, robust and can weigh up to 900 kilos.
The African buffalo has two curved horns.
These allow it to defend itself from its main algos, the lions.
But this is not always a guarantee of victory.
The magnificent white rhinoceros is the largest of the five species that exist in the world.
It has a thick skin and has two proeminent horns on the front of the face.
In the wild Africa, they can see the high side.
With its 5 meters and 80 centimeters in height, giraffes are the tallest animals in the world today.
Long legs and a long neck allow it to reach the fresh and new leaves from the top of the trees.
They are amazing animals.
Meet the Cape Oryx.
Its thin and long horns, which reach approximately 1 meter in length, are its main feature.
The Cape Oryx is a herbivorous animal and can even adapt to arid and semi-arid environments.
Small and delicate, the gazelles, herbivores, are always alert.
There they enjoy the feasts of the grasses.
Along with them, the impalas.
They are animals that also live in groups.
And of course, they are always with their eyes on the predators, because they are always on their sights.
This leopard managed to prey on one of these antelopes.
At the top of the tree, safely, he enjoys his meal.
And speaking of trees, he loves to climb them.
Little ones and hunters, these are the mongooses.
Carnivores to the extreme, they gnaw everything on the ground.
The suricates, also prone to urns and carnivores, even prey on scorpions.
Socially active, they are ferocious watchdogs.
Their erect posture is a peculiar feature of the sentinels.
Nearby, in a flooded area, this jackal walks, observing the birds around him.
To the slightest neglect of one, the attack is fatal.
The African black jaguar hunts its prey using the umbrella technique.
Different, but effective.
With a bald head, black legs and beaks, the great marabou jaguar is intimidated by its appearance.
If they find remains of dead animals, they do not reject it.
Another fascinating species of the African savannah is the beak.
Called wild dogs, they have a slender body and long legs.
These animals live in highly organized groups, known as matilhas.
The honeybees, or ratel, is a more solitary animal.
It has a thick fur and is aggressive and brave.
The ratel is a carnivorous animal, and in addition to small animals, it also likes to eat honey and larvae found in the hives.
This has one of the most impressive defenses of the animal kingdom.
With its rough and long hair, the African porcupine is a prey feared by its predators.
This mammal is harmless and loves to eat vegetables.
A striking feature of the African savannah is the black-bellied beetle.
With all its beauty and impotence, the secretary strolls the plains in search of insects and other small animals.
Mortal kick is the end for the prey, an impressive hunting tactic.
The largest primates in the world are in Africa, the gorillas.
Vegetables, fruits, herbs and other plants are part of the diet of these primates.
Other primates, however, of smaller size, are the baboons.
They can be found in large groups, which are led by a dominant male.
The vastness of the African savannah includes an exuberant wildlife.
Each territory has a unique fauna, as is the case of our Amazon.
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