Yellow-billed
Oxpeckers, starling relatives, forage on the hides of large mammals, eating
insects, tics, and sometimes the blood from insect bites.
Green
Woodhoopoes are relatives of kingfishers, and live in groups where non-breeding
helpers bring food to nestlings in cavities
Red-and-Yellow
Barbets are part of a colorful, and highly vocal, group of birds unique to
Africa.
Ostrich
are unique to Africa and characteristic of the immense savannas
Lions
approach a lone wildebeest in the southern Serengeti.
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