- Mammals
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- Antelopes & Buffalos
- Cats
- Hippos
- Pigs
- Zebras
- Elephants
- Hyraxes (Dassies)
- Bushbabies
- Monkeys & Baboons
- Genets & Civets
- Mongooses
- Dogs
- Hyenas
- Rodents
- Hares & Rabbits
- Bats
- Pangolins
- Weasels, Badgers & Otters
- Birds
- Reptiles & Amphibians
- Insects
- Butterflies
- Spiders & Scorpions
- Fish
- Trees
- Wildflowers


Help us restore the Gorongosa ecosystem by reintroducing some of the Park’s important wildlife species.
An albino waterbuck was recently spotted on a helicopter flight over the Park.
The blue duiker holds its head low and plunges into dense cover at the first hint of alarm. Learn more about how this local antelope warns its friends of danger.
Wildlife surveys in 2007 showed increasing animal numbers.
Learn more about the first wildlife reintroduction to Gorongosa National Park.
The molars of an elephant help us learn how old they are. Their ears help us tell them apart. Learn about these wise animals.
Aardvarks dig to find their food. In the process, they create shelter for other animals.