Questions and Answers - Mammals of Southern Africa

Author: Deirdre Richards - Illustrations by Jeanette Venter

Number of pages: 32

Year published: 1990

Edition: 1st

Published by: Struik Timmins (Pty) Ltd

Softcover

ISBN: 0 86978 411 0

Web site: Struik Nature

Wildebeests Review of Questions & Answers - Mammals of Southern Africa

This book is one of a series aimed at younger wildlife enthusiasts but some adults, like me, will be seen reading through it and learning some interesting information.

Colourful artwork can be found on every page along with some fascinating snippets of information. One can read about subjects such as carnivore hunting techniques, why bats hang upside-down, what do Otter’s eat and much more. From whales to elephants and moles to lions there is a wide variety of mammals included in the book.

I think that this book, and the others in the series, is a good way to introduce young kids to the fascinating mammals that we have in South Africa. A child will get a lot of fun, and information, by taking the book with when next the family visit Kruger National Park.

Some of the subjects in this publication

Hippopotamus - Page: 2
Vervet Monkey - Page: 2
Spotted-necked Otter - Page: 2
Waterbuck - Page: 2
Sable Antelope - Page: 3
Elephant Shrew (8 spp.) - Page: 3
Steenbok - Page: 3
Warthog - Page: 3
Caracal - Page: 4
Leopard - Page: 4
Wild Dog - Page: 5
Lion - Page: 5
Cheetah - Page: 5
Black-backed Jackal - Page: 5
Burchell s Zebra - Page: 5
Spotted Hyena - Page: 5
Scrub Hare - Page: 5
Aardwolf - Page: 6
Cape Clawless Otter - Page: 6
Gemsbok - Page: 6
Black Rhino - Page: 7
Giraffe - Page: 7
White Rhino - Page: 7
Dwarf Mongoose - Page: 7
Striped Polecat - Page: 8
Cape Porcupine - Page: 8
Aardvark - Page: 9
Springbok - Page: 9
Kudu - Page: 9
Pangolin - Page: 9
Impala - Page: 9
Honey Badger - Page: 10
Cape Hare - Page: 10
Lion - Page: 11
Bush Pig - Page: 11
Burchell s Zebra - Page: 11
Suricate - Page: 12
Klipspringer - Page: 12
Hippopotamus - Page: 13
Chacma Baboon - Page: 13
African Elephant - Page: 13
Tree Hyrax - Page: 13
South African Hedgehog - Page: 14
Lesser Bushbaby - Page: 14
Pangolin - Page: 15
Civet - Page: 15
Horseshoe Bat (10 spp) - Page: 15
Black-footed Cat - Page: 15
Bushbuck - Page: 15
Slit-faced Bat (6 spp.) - Page: 15
Lesser Spotted Genet - Page: 15
Serval - Page: 15
Suricate - Page: 16
Cape Dune Molerat - Page: 16
Ground Squirrel - Page: 16
Golden Mole (15 spp.) - Page: 16
Large-spotted Genet - Page: 17
Springhare - Page: 17
Aardvark - Page: 17
Warthog - Page: 17
Cape Buffalo - Page: 18
Giraffe - Page: 18
Bontebok - Page: 19
Blue Wildebeest - Page: 19
Waterbuck - Page: 19
Sable Antelope - Page: 19
Eland - Page: 19
Lion - Page: 20
Pangolin - Page: 20
Vervet Monkey - Page: 20
Ground Squirrel - Page: 21
Nyala - Page: 22
Vervet Monkey - Page: 22
Striped Weasel - Page: 23
Blue Wildebeest - Page: 23
Burchell s Zebra - Page: 23
Cape Buffalo - Page: 23
Hippopotamus - Page: 24
Bat-eared Fox - Page: 24
Giraffe - Page: 25
African Elephant - Page: 25
Sitatunga - Page: 25
Black Wildebeest - Page: 26
Gemsbok - Page: 26
Cape Fur Seal - Page: 26
Ground Squirrel - Page: 27
Hippopotamus - Page: 27
Warthog - Page: 27
Killer Whale - Page: 28
Blue Whale - Page: 28
Sperm Whale - Page: 29
Southern Right Whale - Page: 29
Riverine Rabbit - Page: 30
Lichtenstein s Hartebeest - Page: 30
Pangolin - Page: 31

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