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Our planet boasts a diverse range of habitats from majestic deserts stretching endlessly to the lush rich vegetation of tropical rainforests The organisms living here also vary in shape and size Each species has its own unique path to survival The number of superior species is growing rapidly They rely on strength to survive Alongside this they employ other advantageous traits Some of them added weapons armor and speed Others rely on intelligence quick thinking and strong family bonds Some species have pushed their abilities to the limit Yet all of them fight daily for survival Every living being races in the struggle for life Let us step into the realm of humanity A land marked by extremes Arid lands or regions submerged beneath endless relentless storms The air is warm and humid year- round Everything grows continuously From towering trees to clusters of grass leaves and moss Africa the land of vast forests and lush vegetation This is also the home of the giants the largest creatures on Earth Their survival depends on an endless food chain Each group continuously moves forward They constantly search for food and water to survive each day They spend most of their time searching for water wandering aimlessly and relentlessly struggling to find shelter Typically most herbivorous animals are quite docile But a few of them can also be quite dangerous These animals inhabit riverbanks and wetland areas across Africa All life depends on water This is also where the battle for survival becomes most unpredictable All living creatures here must constantly evade their ever-watchful predators The river provides food and a source of water for daily use This is a place that gives life and also brings death—a place where hippos and crocodiles coexist Unlike large herds that migrate across this area each year hippos cannot reach the distant grasslands The average weight of this enormous creature is about two tons They have existed in Africa for over eight million years Hippopotamus skin secretes a red liquid Many people think they are bleeding but in fact it is just their sweat The truth may not be exact but it has been verified Those wounds and scars on the skin are proof of struggles for survival occurring daily in the lives of these hot-tempered animals Hippos fiercely defend their territory A typical herd of hippos consists of several females and one strong male That male zebra is highly adapted to water When diving it automatically closes its nostrils to prevent water from entering But it can still hear and see exceptionally well Hippos can stay underwater for up to six minutes It's surprising that hippos can't swim they can only submerge themselves along the riverbank It surfaces to breathe every few minutes The dominant male horse will be surrounded by about ten females caring for him This is a full-time highly stressful job Male hippos must defend their lake territory against hundreds of other animal species This is precisely when the dark side of the hippo emerges Hippos will stand their ground and fight to defend their territory against intruders including humans You might not believe it but the number of people killed by hippos has surpassed the combined total of those killed by lions leopards or buffalo But their greatest enemies are other males Male hippos allow smaller males to live within the territories they control but on the condition that they are worshipped As for the larger ones there is only one solution: fight them Their teeth are like coiled spears and trees fused into one enabling hippos to fight at close range of up to half a meter Hippopotamus teeth are as strong as a steel rod When fully opened they can reach angle of 180 degrees Most of their enemies were severely injured by this terrifying weapon The hippopotamus survived the territorial battle But it would also take some time to recover before welcoming another intruder For a lion attacking a fully grown healthy prey is far too risky Yet sometimes a proud lion will take that risk One of them must be faster stronger to win Today the lion emerged victorious and the hippopotamus was defeated in the struggle for survival Every day the African savanna becomes a battlefield for thousands of such conflicts Large animals are traveling in groups searching for food Other species are hunting for prey Appearance is the best armor for survival And this creature possesses that armor After more than six million years rhinos have retained a look remarkably similar to that of a tank Despite their fierce appearance rhinos are not bloodthirsty predators they are simply herbivores that graze on grass Rhinos are fighting against hunger rival rhinos and poachers Rhino horns are no different from human fingernails They lack blood vessels and nerves Thus if injured during combat they would not feel pain The spine of a male rhinoceros can grow longer than one meter They typically live solitary lives and show no fear toward any predator Only a war against humanity is a matter of life and death for them Rhino poachers hunt for the horns It's tragic that rhino horns are worth more than gold Thus these symbolic creatures are gradually vanishing from the map of Africa Female rhinos however are more mobile These parents typically sacrifice their time and energy caring for their young until the children reach three years old A rhino's weakness is its poor eyesight Rhinos are severely nearsighted At a distance of about 15 meters a man with a gun looked no different from an ordinary tree to this animal Wildlife on the savanna gathers around shrinking waterholes Rhinos drink enormous amounts of water Without water for five days they will die When the water in the pond runs dry that's when the struggle for survival begins Only animals living near a water source could survive until the next rainfall The hotter it gets the drier the weather becomes making life increasingly difficult Everything is growing more desperate At this moment the rhino will attack anyone who attempts to encroach upon its territory to protect its proximity to the water source This massive creature will become increasingly irritable in the harsh arid climates of eastern Africa When this large creature moves across the ground its footsteps can be heard even from hundreds of meters away It is the African elephant African elephants are twice the size of Indian elephants and have the distinctive large ears This royal creature roamed the African savannas three to four million years ago African elephants move with their families following their mother and siblings in search of food to survive At the front is an elderly female elephant that has traveled a considerable distance After a difficult journey they finally found a lush fresh meadow The trunk is much more than just a long nose it also functions as an incredibly agile powerful and highly sensitive upper lip You can use your elephant's trunk touch grasp drink water breathe air and smell Their enormous teeth are designed to crush large amounts of grass and leaves Surviving the scorching heat of Africa is a challenge for them and the main solution is bathing A layer of mud will help regulate its body temperature protect its skin from insects and shield it from other irritants When food became scarce the elephantfish had to take more drastic measures This is the only way they have to fight for the fresh delicious food But doing so would come at the cost of destroying their own food source Elephants have a body structure consisting of over 40 000 muscles They can lift objects weighing more than 300 kilograms They have extremely thick skin with the skin on their faces alone measuring up to 2.5 centimeters in thickness Elephants also express affection toward one another by rubbing against members of their herd o assess the physical and mental condition of the members But elephants are peaceful animals Between them lies a deep bond akin to family affection And this bond will endure until the day they pass away Finding a suitable partner is no easy task for a man Only the strongest most powerful male elephants are allowed to mate and reproduce Most male elephants must be over 20 years old to be strong and large enough to win in this mating competition Yet even they must race against the merciless struggle for survival It's a struggle for water for food and sometimes even for predators A proud lion is a dangerous threat Even a fully grown elephant can become frail and ill by accident This herd of elephants hasn't found a single drop of water in several days They kept moving in the direction of the thunderous roar Water finally arrived We could almost see the joy on their faces as they finally drank the refreshing water Elephants also share this joy with other animals The elephant family has endured a weary journey to reach this place and now it's time to celebrate The elephant herd spent hours playing joyfully in the village pond Perhaps this would be their happiest moment You may live up to 70 years—enough time to pass on valuable lessons to future generations When one of the herd shows signs of nearing death the entire group visibly mourns These mighty creatures can use their strength or intelligence to overcome fate It's something remarkably human-like Perhaps when discussing animals that share the most similarities with humans in the wilds of Africa We'll have to mention gorillas This intelligent cheerful yet somewhat shy animal is currently facing the threat of extinction Gorillas are distributed across the lowland regions of Africa The mountains are shrouded in dense rain-soaked forests The alpha monkey is intently watching the younger members of the troop This group of gorillas lives in a dense remote forest and they're fortunate to still be alive In 1981 there were fewer than 250 gorillas here Most of them were killed by poachers Today they are specially protected from heartless poachers Gorillas are apes closely related to humans Their DNA is 98% identical to that of humans Young gorillas in the family quickly learn to climb and forage for food as well as flee from danger They also spend time interacting and playing together Their diet consists of over 140 different types of plants The dominant male is a silverback gorilla He is responsible for protecting the females in the group and their offspring for life Smaller males are also allowed to stay in the group provided they submit to the dominant male This infant gorilla's survival depends entirely on its mother It will begin crawling at two months old but won't venture far from its mother until it's three or four years old A whole team will be assigned to monitor and care for it from infancy until it reaches maturity They will defend themselves against predators and teach their young the skills needed for survival The young monkey quickly realized the tree top was the best place to find fresh leaves and sweet fruit A gorilla can live up to 40 years in the wild As the silverback gorilla ages this small gorilla may well be his successor But it will likely be many years before that happens Unless humans can continue protecting them so they can maintain their genetic purity Only then could all seven gorillas escape their fate of extinction The giraffe is the tallest animal on Earth and also a remarkable herbivore found in Africa As dawn breaks the struggle for survival on this plain begins Thousands of animals struggle with one another daily to secure enough grass and leaves to eat They often roam in large groups for safety Traps surrounding them are prowled by predators lurking everywhere The Lingyang Party issued an urgent alert as herds of animals fled in panic And the predators pursuing them showed no sign of relenting A leopard appeared but it quickly weakened If it keeps following that herd it might secure a meal that could save it from starving Yet among the animals fleeing in panic the silhouette of Africa's tallest creature is rarely seen These animals have an advantage—they can spot danger from above This gracefully moving animal can reach a height of up to 6 meters with its neck making up more than one-third of its total body height Giraffes have incredibly sharp hearing and large round eyes with excellent vision They can even distinguish colors remarkably well Other animals often hold onto grass near giraffe herds to take advantage of their early warning ability to spot danger and escape safely Despite their awkward size other predators still find it difficult to spot the giraffe deer The spotted patterns on their bodies make them harder to identify Like other giraffes this giraffe does not live in a fixed permanent group It often moves to other groups when it finds a suitable match and frequently switches groups Even giraffe mothers and their calves only stay together for a few months Male giraffes continue to compete for mating rights They will have to engage in a unique but no less brutal battle All males use their necks as weapons in combat The pattern of a giraffe's coat is as unique as a fingerprint Each individual has a distinct non-repeating design Giraffes have a significant advantage when competing with other herbivores on the African savanna It can reach food that other animals cannot The giraffe stretches its long neck to nibble leaves from the treetop Their mouths and tongues have evolved to counteract the growth of moss on trees Even the giraffe must fight to escape the grip of the creature dubbed king of predators across Africa This old lion had seen the lion cub It wasn't even sure whether this lion cub would attack it or not But then the giraffe suddenly showed signs of panic The race against fate had begun Giraffes can run at speeds of up to 50 kilometers per hour Lions can reach speeds of up to 80 kilometers per hour But the giraffe's ossicones can be a deadly weapon against a lion If injured the lion can no longer hunt and can only lie in wait for death Occasionally a giraffe may succumb to old age or injury Every day that passes on the African savanna only the strongest survive the race of fate For the creatures living here every day is a battle for survival Whether it's fighting off predators searching for food or enduring harsh arid climates They will have to do their utmost to survive Hippopotamus rhinoceros giraffe monkey or antelope They all use their body size strength and intelligence to face the life-or-death struggle for survival across Africa