The show is call "Kassai and Leuk." It was produced by a French company called Marathon Media Group.
Red Wolves (distant ancestors of gray wolves) are sometimes found in very very remote mountain areas of Northern Africa, but are almost impossible to find. Fennec foxes are found in the deserts of North Africa. Macrovipera lebetina is a type of snake there, too.
Lions, gazelle, wildabeast, acacia trees, zebras, hyenas, and much more.
The motto of Africa Nazarene University is 'Character, Competence, Community'.
Maurice the Aye-Aye in "Madagascar: Escape 2 Africa".
I believe that sculptures are most important because it brings and shows character
Kassai & Leuk
Africa
In africa!
'King Leonardo and His Short Subjects' , they lived in Bongo Congo , Africa .
The name of an antelope that begins with the letter G is a gazelle. There are six species of gazelle who live mostly in Africa.
An addra is another name for the mhorr, or dama gazelle, a species of gazelle native to the Sahara Desert in Africa.
Yeah, I don't think you can, after all it's a gazelle ( like a mini deer) living in Africa.
A gazelle is a type of antelope that is found in parts of Africa and Asia. There are different gazelle species, including Thomson's and Grant's gazelle. Gazelles are known for their speed that can be as high as 60 mph (running speed).
Gazelles live in many parts of Africa
The Addax, an antelope, and the dorcas gazelle are both found in Africa and Arabia. They survive on vegetation in grassland, steppe, wadis, mountain desert and semidesert climates of Africa and Arabia.
A gazelle has tons of predators because there like a deer people kill them or it is attacked by a coyote or another gazelle fighting over a female gazelle. There are tons of predators for a gazelle like a wolf, coyote a human or even mosquito or a fly and even more. If you ever want to see a gazelle go to the zoo or Asia or Africa that is where you would find a gazelle. Hope this info was any help to you!!
Thompson's gazelles are a breed/type of gazelle found in Africa.