One of Africa’s strongest and dominant herbivores, often seen in herds of hundreds of thousands that graze upon the grass besides being the main prey for the lions that feast on them.
One of the largest and most powerful wild cattle found in Asia.
Timid and shy despite their great size and power, the gaur is powerful enough to charge through the jungle at a surprising speed, and overpowers the tiger which is the natural predator of the gaur.
One of the largest of the five living rhino species found in Africa, and are a popular icon for ecotourists because of their large size and territorial nature.
Had to give this rhino a sandstone feel to it as rhinos often like to bathe in mud to cool off from the heat.
Condors are arguably my favorite birds of prey, and the Andean Condor is no exception because they’re the national symbol of Peru, which is the country of origin of where I’m from.
Best known as the only living relative to the giraffe, these animals are found in the Ituri Forest of the Democratic Republic of the Congo, to which it blends in perfectly with the brown and white stripes of it’s rump in the African rainforest.
One of the world’s most dangerous animals due to their aggressive and unpredictable nature, these semi aquatic mammals are in fact, one of my favorite animals because of their stocky, barrel-shaped torsos, their wide opening mouth, and the way they walk on the riverbed.
Hunting around the internet doing some research on Malagasy carnivores, I stumbled upon this website of rather lovely illustrations (am thinking they're vector, but could be wrong) of a large number of mammal species. The illustrations cover the carnivores, but more recent uploads have been...