Birds & Mammals
in the Wild

The largest turaco species, known for its vibrant blue feathers, black crest, and acrobatic climbing skills in forest canopies.

A medium-sized heron with a striking black crown, found near wetlands.

A medium-large bird of prey with a reddish-brown body and deeply forked tail, once endangered but now thriving in Europe.

A cosmopolitan white heron famous for its habit of foraging alongside grazing livestock.

A large, stork-like bird from East Africa, famous for its massive shoe-shaped bill and statue-like hunting style.

A social raptor of the Americas known for hunting cooperatively in family groups, making it highly adaptable and a favourite in falconry.

An enormous, flightless rainforest bird with a striking blue face, a helmet-like casque, and powerful, clawed legs.

The largest pigeons in the world, with striking blue plumage and elegant crests.

The fastest land mammal, specialising in high-speed hunts on open savannahs.

A bold, opportunistic raptor often seen scavenging or hunting in open habitats.

A large, colonial cliff-nesting vulture of Southern Africa, essential to the region's ecosystem as a carrion scavenger.

A bear from China with a distinctive black-and-white coat, known for its gentle nature and bamboo diet.