All the animals

The African penguin, like all penguins, is a seabird characterised by its adaptability to the aquatic environment.

The mandrill stands out due to its striking colours and its war mask designed to impress potential competitors.

Maras usually live in mating pairs in small groups of 8 to 10 individuals, made up of adults and the offspring born during the year.

Rheas are often compared to ostriches as they are unable to fly. Although they belong to the same family, rheas have three to toes on their feet.

Male nyalas are tall animals with large ears, long horns and a ruffled coat. Juveniles and females are reddish-brown in colour and have no horns.

The South American sea lion has the most feline features of all sea lions, with striking sexual dimorphism.

The red panda is a small mammal from Asia. It is resilient and is not afraid of the cold. Its semi-retractile claws enable it to climb trees.

The clouded leopard is very recognizable thanks to the distinctive cloud-shaped markings on its coat.

The blue peafowl is renowned for the tail fan produced by males to seduce females.

Seals, in contrast to sea lions, have short snouts and v-shaped nostrils. They have very short front flippers with claws at the end.

Unlike many other ducks, it displays no sexual dimorphism. It is mainly brown in color, with white cheeks.

The potamochoerus is primarily nocturnal and rests during the day in the mud. The male defends its harem, which can contain as many as 15 females.