| Wildlife in South Africa occur in a varying range
of habitats. Various factors including variations in climate
such as temperature and rainfall affect the distribution of
wildlife directly and indirectly. Human encroachment also plays
an important role.
South Africa has seven major vegetation biomes. They are
Desert, Savanna, Grassland, Succulent Karoo, Nama-Karoo,
Forest and Fynbos.
MAMMALS OF SOUTH AFRICA
Mammals are found throughout South Africa in wide spectrum
of wildlife and nature areas, ranging from snow-clad mountains
to subtropical coastal regions. These areas include National
Parks, marine reserves, wilderness areas as well as private
game and nature reserves, which are ideal destinations for
wildlife viewing and nature related activities on offer in
South Africa.
Photos and basic information of some mammal species that
occur in South Africa.
Click on the photos for more information.
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