
Mammal
Black Rhinoceros
Africa's hook-lipped browser in crisis
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5 species in our guide are native to Tanzania.

Mammal
Africa's hook-lipped browser in crisis

Mammal
Africa's cooperative pack hunter

Mammal
The gnu of the great migration

Mammal
Africa's adaptable monkey

Mammal
The small antelope of the Serengeti
Tanzania is home to 5 species in our guide, including Black Rhinoceros, African Wild Dog, Wildebeest, Olive Baboon, Thomson's Gazelle. Each profile covers habitat, diet, and conservation status.
Browse the species below for answer-first guides with range maps, FAQs, and comparison pages. For broader context, see our Animals of Africa region page.
Several species native to Tanzania are listed as Vulnerable, Endangered, or Critically Endangered on the IUCN Red List. Check individual profiles for current status and how to help.