Animals in Sudan
Sudan lies in the Northeastern part of Africa and the majority of the county is Muslim and Christian. Sudan was the biggest country in the continent of Africa before south Sudan split from it. The largest country in the continent of Africa is now Algeria. Northern Sudan lies between the Egyptian border and Khartoum, it divided into two distinct parts, the Nile valley and the Nubian desert, to the east of the Nile valley lies Nubian desert and the Libyan desert lies to the west
Sudan is one of the most diverse countries in the world with almost 200 ethnic groups and over 900 languages as well as dialects although some of the smaller ethnic groups have disappeared mainly because of migration. When smaller ethnic groups moved or migrated to other parts of the country, they become part of the dominant language or dialect in that part of the country, and slowly disappeared.
Most parts of Sudan are in a desert, and baboons can live in different kinds of climates, in the desert as well as in the grassland. Other types of animals such as antelopes, barbary sheep,
nubian ibex, are also found in the Sudan desert, but Sudan has a range of climates where different types of animals can live and survive. The four species are only found in the Sudan desert where certain types of animals can not survive. The four species are endangered with just very few specimens still left in the wild.
In addition, Sudan's forest reserves provided habitat for bongo also an antelope,
giant forest hogs,
red river hogs, forest elephants,
chimpanzees, as well as forest monkeys. burton gerbril, freshwater fish, batterfly leptomyrina sudanica, cat snake telescopus gezirae, etc. are only found in Sudan and nowhere else in the world., which makes them special and unique.
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endangered animals in Sudan.
Even-toed ungulates in Sudan
Salt's dik-dik
Giant forest hog
Guenther's dikdik
Bushpig
Klipspringer
Sahara oryx
Gemsbok
Common hippopotamus
Addax
Oribi
Common hartebeest
Aoudad
Grey duiker
Tsessebe
African buffalo
Nile lechwe
Nubian ibex
Waterbuck
Mountain reedbuck
Kob
Peter's duiker
Bohar reedbuck
Blue duiker
Red-flanked duiker
Yellow-backed duiker
Addra gazelle
Weyn's duiker
Dorcas gazelle
Grant's gazelle
Bongo
Red-fronted gazelle
Marshbuck
Thomson's gazelle
Bushbuck
Lesser kudu
Giraffe
Common warthog
Greater kudu
Carnivores in Sudan
African sand fox
Cheetah
Bat-eared fox
Spotted hyaena
African lion
Leopard
African clawless otter
Striped hyaena
Fennec fox
Asiatic jackal
African palm civet
Side-striped jackal
Marsh mongoose
Black-backed jackal
Pousargues' mongoose
Aardwolf
Slender mongoose
African caracal
Common dwarf mongoose
Egyptian mongoose
White-tailed mongoose
Banded mongoose
Wild cat
Honey badger
Serval
Saharan striped polecat
Striped polecat
African civet
Common genet
Panther genet
Speckle-throated otter
African wild dog
Dolphins, porpoises, and whales in Sudan
Chinese white dolphin
Long-beaked dolphin
Bats in Sudan
Gland-tailed free-tailed bat
Long-haired rousette
Spotted free-tailed bat
Light-winged lesser house bat
Lappet-eared free-tailed bat
Dark-winged lesser house bat
African yellow bat
Nigerian free-tailed bat
White-bellied yellow bat
Little free-tailed bat
Schreber's yellow bat
African sheath-tailed bat
Greenish yellow bat
Aba roundleaf bat
Benito roundleaf bat
Peter's dwarf epauletted fruit bat
Sundevall's roundleaf bat
Moloney's flat-headed bat
Cyclops roundleaf bat
Angolan free-tailed bat
Noack's roundleaf bat
Egyptian free-tailed bat
Mongalla free-tailed bat
Trident bat
African giant free-tailed bat
Midas free-tailed bat
Hamilton's tomb bat
Rüppel's pipistrelle
Dwarf free-tailed bat
Hammer-headed fruit bat
Mauritian tomb bat
Rusty pipistrelle
Trevor's free-tailed bat
Straw-coloured fruit bat
Naked-rumped tomb bat
Gambian epauletted fruit bat
Egyptian tomb bat
Ethiopian epauletted fruit bat
Franquet's epauletted fruit bat
Heart-nosed bat
Horn-skinned bat
Yellow-winged bat
Lesser horseshoe bat
Little collared fruit bat
Halcyon horseshoe bat
Geoffroy's horseshoe bat
Welwitch's bat
Eloquent horseshoe bat
Bate's slit-faced bat
Rüppell's horseshoe bat
Hildebrandt's horseshoe bat
Large slit-faced bat
Lander's horseshoe bat
Hairy slit-faced bat
Bushveld horseshoe bat
Large-eared slit-faced bat
Dwarf slit-faced bat
Duke of abruzzi's free-tailed bat
Lesser mouse-tailed bat
Egyptian slit-faced bat
Ansorge's free-tailed bat
Greater mouse-tailed bat
Hyraxes in Sudan
Bush hyrax
Western tree dassie
Rock dassie
Hares, pikas, and rabbits in Sudan
Cape hare
Bunyoro rabbit
Elephant-shrews in Sudan
Short-snouted elephant shrew
Dusky-footed elephant shrew
Rufous elephant-shrew
Horses, rhinoceroses, and tapirs in Sudan
Burchell's zebra
Pangolins in Sudan
Giant ground pangolin
Cape pangolin
Black-bellied pangolin
Three-cusped pangolin
Primates in Sudan
Eastern black-and-white colobus
Chimpanzee
Hamadryas baboon
Patas monkey
Lesser bushbaby
Black-cheeked white-nosed monkey
Gray-cheeked mangabey
Blue monkey
De brazza's monkey
Elephants in Sudan
African elephant
Rodents in Sudan
Rufous-nosed rats
Rosalinda gerbil
Arid thicket rat
Agag gerbil
Woodland thicket rat
Big-eared swamp rat
Botta's gerbil
Ruwenzori thicket rat
Burton's gerbil
Macmillan's thicket rat
Cairo spiny mouse
Striped ground squirrel
Dongola gerbil
Small-eared dormouse
Unstriped ground squirrel
Lesser egyptian gerbil
Gambian sun squirrel
Percival's spiny mouse
Hildegarde's broad-headed mouse
Tropical vlei rat
Pygmy gerbil
Wilson's spiny mouse
Bushy-tailed jird
Guinea multimammate mouse
Lowe's gerbil
African wading rat
Natal multimammate mouse
Mackillingin's gerbil
Gambian rat
Hinde's rock rat
Tiny fat mouse
Sundevall's jird
Ochre mole rat
African marsh rat
African grass rat
Boehm's bush squirrel
Ochre bush squirrel
Stella hylomyscus
Pouched gerbil
African brush-tailed porcupine
Crested porcupine
Jackson's praomys
Pygmy mouse
Lesser egyptian jerboa
Peter's mouse
Kemp's gerbil
Fat sand rat
Thomas's pygmy mouse
Fring-tailed gerbil
Delicate mouse
Savanna gerbil
Gray-bellied pygmy mouse
Congo gerbil
Hoogstral's lemniscomys
Emin's gerbil
Buffoon lemniscomys
Harrington's gerbil
Typical lemniscomys
Lesser cane rat
Crested rat
Principal gerbil
Greater cane rat
Least gerbil
Yellow-spotted brush-furred rat
Greater egyptian gerbil
Khartoum gerbil
Barfur gerbil
Waters's gerbil
Sudan gerbil
Dugongs, manatees, and sea cows in Sudan
Dugong
Aardvark in Sudan
Aardvark

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