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Phaps chalcoptera
Incubation. Females incubate the eggs while males guard the territory and nests.
Lepus microtis
Young hares become more active. The hare continues to forage at night.
Canis anthus
Pups begin trying solid food, though still fully dependent on milk. Hunting continues for smaller prey.
Tragelaphus strepsiceros
Calves become more independent, but still stay close to their mothers.
Connochaetes taurinus
Wildebeests continue searching for grazing lands. They form large groups for protection against predators.
Eudorcas thomsonii
Young gazelles become more agile, start moving with their mothers and herds.
Gazella cuvieri
Females prepare for giving birth. Gazelles shift to more intense food searching.
Nanger granti
Birth of fawns. Gazelles continue grazing and caring for their young.
Antilope cervicapra
Fawns begin grazing on open plains. The herds of blackbucks start to form.
Mellivora capensis
Young honey badgers become more independent and start exploring their environment.
Anas sparsa
Egg laying. Females begin laying eggs in carefully chosen nests.
Anas gibberifrons
Egg laying. Females begin laying eggs in carefully chosen nests.
Bubalus bubalis
Offspring raising. Young buffaloes begin learning to swim and forage for food.
Syncerus caffer caffer
Raising offspring. Young Buffalos begin to explore their surroundings and learn to feed from their herds.
Panthera leo leo
Birth of offspring. Female lions start giving birth, and the pride unites to protect the newborn cubs.
Panthera pardus pardus
Birth of offspring. Female leopards start giving birth, staying hidden from potential threats.
Loxodonta africana
Raising offspring. Elephants start teaching their calves how to forage for food and water.
Crocodylus niloticus
Hatching of offspring. Baby crocodiles start hatching, and females help them emerge from the nest.
Equus burchellii
Peak activity. Zebras begin actively searching for water and food as conditions for survival become more challenging.