Bonobos and chimpanzees may look similar, but their societies couldn't be more different.
While chimps are male-dominated, bonobos are female-led and resolve conflicts through social bonding.

Both species are critically endangered!

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Did you know there are 4 living subspecies of cheetah?

They once roamed across Africa, the Middle East, and into India.

Today, three subspecies remain in Africa, and the critically endangered Asiatic cheetah survives only in Iran with fewer than 50 individuals left.

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Everyone knows Kenya for lions, cheetahs, and the Big Five…
but the country is also home to some of Africa’s rarest animals.

Here are some of the rare and endangered animals found only here.

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Is this a momma Leopard, Jaguar... or maybe a Cheetah?

If you're not sure, you're not alone. These three spotted cats confuse a lot of people.

But there ARE clear ways to tell them apart, and once you know them, you'll never mix them up again.

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But it's not the only one. Some animals take an incredibly long time to bring their young into the world.

The Deep-Sea Octopus holds the record at 4.5 years, while Asian Elephants carry their calves for up to 22 months.

Get to know them:

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Have you heard of this island with unique wildlife? Some people are surprised to learn about it.

Zanzibar is home to several unique species fighting for survival, including the Aders' Duiker with just 300 individuals left!

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The situation is even more dire for other rhino species.
The Javan Rhino has only 50 individuals left. The Sumatran Rhino has just 34-47.

Africa is home to two species: the Black and White Rhino, while Asia has three critically endangered species.

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South Africa is home to some of the world's most endangered species, like the critically endangered black rhino weighing 1,400kg or the he tiny Pickersgill's reed frog at just 3cm long (one of the most threatened amphibians in Africa)!

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Africa is home to 10 wild cat species - from the well known 200kg lion down to the less known 1kg black-footed cat (the smallest cat in Africa and possibly the deadliest hunter with a 60% kill rate)!

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Captive-bred poison dart frogs aren't actually toxic. They get their poison from eating specific mites and ants in the wild!

And all found exclusively in Central and South American rainforests.

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Did you know there are 8 species of Pacman frogs, all found only in South America?
And they spend most of their lives buried in the ground, waiting for prey to pass by.
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Did you know there are 19 species of elephant shrews, all found only in Africa?

And here’s the surprising part:
They’re more closely related to elephants and other big animals

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