A tall wading bird with long legs and a sharp beak, the grey heron is often seen standing still in shallow waters, hunting for fish and amphibians

A bird of prey, recognisable by its distinctive black, brown, and white plumage and a loud, yodeling call, this eagle feeds primarily on fish, swooping down to snatch prey from the water's surface.

A large black water bird with a long neck and hooked bill, often seen drying its wings after diving for fish.

A large raptor with a white underside and dark brown upper parts, the osprey feeds almost exclusively on fish, diving feet-first to capture them.

This black and white kingfisher is known for its hovering flight above water before diving to catch fish.

A medium-sized monkey with a blue-grey coat and a distinctive white throat patch, commonly found in forested areas. Generally not dangerous, may become aggressive if threatened.

A tree-dwelling rodent with grey fur and a bushy tail, known for its agility and nut-hoarding behaviour.

A slender, bright green arboreal snake that is highly venomous but generally shy, preferring to avoid human contact. Bites can be fatal without prompt treatment!

A large lizard reaching up to 2 meters in length, with a robust body and strong limbs, often seen basking near water bodies. While venomous, the venom isnot harmful to humans.

One of the largest frog species in Africa, known for its voracious appetite and ability to survive in arid environments by burrowing underground.

A freshwater fish with a laterally compressed body, commonly found in African lakes and rivers; important for local fisheries.

A hardy, air-breathing catfish with a broad, flat head and long barbels; inhabits various freshwater environments.

Similar in appearance to European honey bees but more defensive; known for their tendency to swarm when threatened. Multiple stings may cause serious reactions