Sabana Animals

 

Sabana Animals

Zones: In Mexico, the savannahs are distributed on the slope of the Pacific Ocean, from Sinaloa to Chiapas, and on the slope of the Gulf of Mexico, from Veracruz to the Yucatan Peninsula.

Carnivores: 

THE LION:  The lion is a carnivorous mammal of the Felidae family and one of the five species of the Panthera genus.

The function of the lions in the savannah is to protect the pride. It also hunts, especially large prey, as it has great power and is very fast. The lion feeds on large mammals.

The Leopard: The leopard is a carnivorous mammal of the Felidae family. Like three of the other felids of the Panthera genus: the lion, the tiger and the jaguar, they are characterized by a modification in the hyoid bone that allows them to roar.

They are especially in those places where there are prey to hunt, water, a large territory, and places to hide.

Leopards will spit at their opponent as a method of attack.

Hervibores:

The giraffe: The giraffe is a species of artiodactyl mammal, of the Giraffidae family, typical of Africa. It is the tallest of all existing land animal species, as it can reach a height of 5.8 m and a weight that varies between 750 and 1,600 kg.

Its height can exceed 5 meters high. To get an idea, only its legs reach two meters, much more than the average height of human beings. As for their weight, males reach 1,600 kilos, while females are around 800.

The Deer Common: Deer are a family of ruminant mammals that includes the deer or deer. Its size is variable, being the elk the largest, and the little deer or pudú del norte, the smallest, with about 8 or 10 kg.

It may surprise you, but both the deer and the deer are the same animal. ... Now that you know that there is no difference between deer and deer, you should know that there are several species of deer or deer, as you prefer to call them.

Omnivores: 

The Squirrel: The Mexican gray squirrel, known in Mexico simply as the gray squirrel, and also as the tree squirrel or red-bellied squirrel, is a species of sciuromorph rodent in the family Sciuridae.

The arboreal ones consume the buds and bark of growing branches, the cones of conifers, pollen, fruits, seeds and fungi. In some cases they can be opportunistic and consume the eggs or chicks of some birds.

The Mouse: Mouse are a genus of myomorphic rodents in the family Muridae that includes most rodents commonly called mice, although the name mouse is used for several more species belonging to other genera. The oldest fossils attributed to this genus date from the Upper Miocene of Asia and Africa.