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Tadorna tadorna
Hatchlings appear. Chicks begin hatching and following the females.
Sus scrofa
The young become more independent but still stay close to mothers.
Lepus capensis
The summer heat peaks. The desert hare limits its activity, only venturing out at night.
Lepus microtis
The heat peaks. The hare limits activity during the day, staying in the shade.
Columba livia
Hatching. Chicks begin to hatch, and pigeons start feeding them.
Anas sparsa
Incubation. Females incubate eggs while males guard the territory.
Antilope cervicapra
Young blackbucks become more independent and start to join migration.
Syncerus caffer caffer
Peak summer activity. Savannah Buffalos actively forage and may migrate in search of food and water.
Panthera pardus pardus
Raising offspring. Leopards begin raising their cubs, teaching them hunting and self-defense skills.
Anas platyrhynchos
Offspring growth. Ducklings grow rapidly and begin to swim.
Tragelaphus strepsiceros
Peak of calf growth. Kudus graze actively and sometimes seek cooler areas.
Connochaetes taurinus
Migration season in search of food. Wildebeests travel long distances in search of fresh grass.
Mellivora capensis
Young honey badgers learn hunting and foraging skills.
Fulica cristata
Hatchlings appear. Chicks hatch and begin following parents.
Coturnix coturnix
Hatching. Young quails begin following their mothers, learning to survive in grassy thickets.
Loxodonta africana
Active period. Elephants spend a lot of time foraging, visiting various parts of the savannah.
Equus burchellii
Dry season. Zebras begin migrating in search of food and water, often making long migrations.