All the animals

Small in size, the guira cuckoo can be recognised by its long black tail with a white tip, and especially by the faintly orange crest on its head.

Hamadryas baboons live in groups averaging around 50 individuals.

Although the distinction between the male and female specimens of most raptors is not obvious at first glance .

The cattle egret is a wader that has breeding plumage and winter plumage.

The hippopotamus spends most of its time in water, as its skin loses moisture too easily in the dry air.

Reproduction takes place at the height of the rainy season, from March to July.

The ring-tailed lemur is a social animal that lives in groups of between 12 and 24 individuals.

The Asiatic lion differs slightly from its African relative. Its head is less bulky and its mane less dense, especially on the top of its head.

The European wolf is a carnivore that lives in packs in the forests and steppes of Eurasia.

The oriental small-clawed otter is an aquatic mammal covered in thick waterproof fur.

African wild dogs live in packs of up to 30 individuals. Each pack has a clear hierarchy, with one dominant male and one dominant female.

The Eurasian lynx is a solitary animal that hunts by getting as close to its prey as possible without being detected. It uses the vegetation or any