1. Cape Buffalo By: Kaden Searcy Cape buffalo are different from other animals.

2. Description A cape buffalo is a mammal. A cape buffalo have horns up to fore feet long. A male cape buffalo weighs up to 2,000 pounds. A female cape buffalo weighs up to 1,000 pounds.

3. Habitat Cape buffalo live in the African savanna. The African savanna is very grassy. There is up to 1,000 cape buffalo in a herd. The African savanna has a very dry season and some times its really wet.

4. Diet A cape buffalo is an herbivore. Cape buffalo drink a lot of water. Cape buffalo eat a lot of shrubs and other plants. Cape buffalo graze. Cape buffalo eat with out chewing and bring up a cud.

5. Survival A cape buffalo does not have many predators. A cape buffalo hits its predators using its large horns. Cape buffalo kill up to 100 people a year. Cape buffalo can’t see well. So they smell to kill.

6. Conclusion Cape buffalo are different from other animals.

7. Bibliography Lisa Owings, Cape Buffalo, 2012 www.enchantedlearning.com, 2015www.enchantedlearning.com www.animalfiles.com