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Animals, March 2019

These two Angolan animals have a particular history, since both were adopted by members of our team. Chestnut (the dog) is the daughter of a street dog from Waku Kungo (in the Cuanza Sul region) and ended up in Italy with Maria Vittoria. Semba (the cat), on the other hand, was just a kitten when he was found wandering the streets of Benguela. He is now in Swaziland with Caterina and Thokozani.

Evovo is a type of Galagos (often called bush babies), recently discovered in the Kumbira forest and already facing the risk of extinction.

An elephant pictured at the Parque do Quissama.

This horse can often be seen eating grass next to the filling station at the Kalunga roundabout, near Benguela's city centre.

Peacock at the Kwanza Lodge, at the end of the Kwanza river.

Two elephants in Quissama Park.

Goats are popular in rural communities. Here this mother and her baby were wondering around the community of Dende, in the municipality of Ganda.

Monkeys are very common in many parts of Angola, even in urban areas, as they like to get into humans' gardens and pick their fruits.

A beautiful turtle on Cabo Ledo beach.

Two giraffes from the Quissama National Park.

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