Big animals

Elusive, fast and dangerous, each animal has, in its own right, earned its place on the list of the most coveted safari sightings.

With a relatively short body, small tail and long legs, the Canada lynx is one of the most adorable fluffs. They may look like a cousin of your housecat, but make no mistake — these boreal predators are pretty wild. The Canada lynx lives in forested areas and like making their dens underneath fallen trees, tree stumps, rock ledges or thick bushes. They are territorial animals, and males usually live alone.

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This is the Bornean orangutan (Pongo pygmaeus)! Endemic to Borneo's tropical and subtropical rainforests. The largest tree-dwelling mammal. The gardeners of the forest, they disperse seeds as they travel. Threatened by habitat loss, their forests are burned to build palm oil plantations and other industry. Illegally hunted for bushmeat, they are also killed to mitigate territorial conflicts with human interests; populations are rapidly decreasing. Critically Endangered.

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A pompous tiger.

The caracal is a medium-sized wild cats native to Africa, the Middle East and Central Asia. It has a distinctive look and can reach up to 50 mph speeds.

Baby Caracal (African Lynx) in wildlife sanctuary in Namibia