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There are a lot more than five native animals in South Africa. The number five in relation to animals in South Africa usually refers to the Big Five - historically the five most dangerous animals to hunt. These are the buffalo, elephant, leopard, lion and rhinoceros.
There are many animals that come from Africa, but to give just four examples these include the rhinocerous, the hippopotamus, the African elephant and the giraffe.
The lion The leopard The elephant The water buffalo The rhinoceros The "Big Five" are a collection of animals so named in South Africa, by game hunters. They were chosen because of their difficulty to hunt on foot, not actual size, which explains why the Leopard is one of them, while the Hippopotamus is not.
The most famous animals of Africa are the Big Five game: Lions, African Elephants, Leopards, Cape Buffalos, and Rhinoceros. There are no tigers that are native to Africa.
five porters forces model with specific reference to south Africa banking between 2010 and 2014
There are 13 million children in South Africa that are employed as child laborers. Children are employed as young as five years old in South Africa.
African cats in order of size: 1) Lion 2) Leopard 3) Cheetah 4) Caracal 5) Serval (taller than the wild cat but less stocky) 6) African Wild Cat or Black Footed cat (i think that they are about the same size) Tigers are native to Asia and Russia - you do NOT get wild tigers in Africa!