The Impala, the graceful inhabitant of the African savannas

The animal has a recognizable appearance: long thin legs, lyre-like horns and golden hair.

Impalas are the most common inhabitants of Africa.

The impala is also called the black-footed antelope. For a long time, it was referred to gazelles because of its appearance, but recent research by scientists has shown that it is closely related to the bubalis, a family of large "bovine antelopes.
This family is so named because of its elongated skull, which is shaped like a cow's skull.

This skull is necessary for the antelope to comfortably hold the massive, heavy horns that all members of the family have.

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Is it a mole? Or a shrew? No, it's a tsokor!

Haven't you ever heard of it? You should have! With its nails it would drive any manicurist crazy 😂

His subversion makes miners and architects ecstatic. And with his love for fresh crops he will undermine the heel of all gardeners.

I should point out that the little miner is not related to moles in any way. His closest kin are rodents: gnats and naked mole rats.

However, unlike its fellows, the tsokor grew thick, dense and very soft fur. Thanks to it the animal almost glides in its tunnels.

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