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Wildlife of Botswana
Wildlife of Botswana includes its flora and fauna and their natural habitats.
Fauna
Animals native to Botswana:
- Aardwolf
- African Buffalo
- African Bush Elephant
- African Civet
- African Golden Cat
- African Manatee
- African Striped Weasel
- Banded Mongoose
- Bat-eared Fox
- Black Rhinoceros
- Black-footed Cat
- Blue Duiker
- Blue-headed Wood-dove
- Bongo (antelope)
- Brown Hyena
- Bushbuck
- Cape Fox
- Cape Fur Seal
- Cape Hyrax
- Caracal
- Cheetah
- Common Duiker
- Common Eland
- Gemsbok
- Giant Sable Antelope
- Giraffe
- Greater Kudu
- Ground Pangolin
- Hartebeest
- Hippopotamus
- Impala
- Kirk's Dik-dik
- Klipspringer
- Lechwe
- Leopard
- Lion
- Marsh Mongoose
- Meerkat
- Mountain Zebra
- Oribi
- Plains Zebra
- Red-necked Francolin
- Roan Antelope
- Sable Antelope
- Serval
- Sharpe's Grysbok
- Sitatunga
- Southern Reedbuck
- Spotted Hyena
- Springbok Antelope
- Steenbok
- Topi
- Trumpeter Hornbill
- Warthog
- Waterbuck
- Wildebeest
- Yellow Mongoose
- Yellow-backed Duiker
Birds
Flora
References
External links
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