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Exotic Breeder
An exotic breeder may have lots of babies; conservation is a noble effort to preserve.
Cape buffalos prefer to inhabit grassy plains and open woodlands of sub-Saharan Africa. These creatures are 4-6 feet in height; 8-11 feet in length. Males weigh 1000 lb and males are 1,500 in weight. In the wild they live about 16 years.
An exotic breeder may have lots of babies; conservation is a noble effort to preserve.
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Exotic Breeder -
babies, conservation
Generally, these animals are one of the largest mammals on the African plains. They are ruminant animals in the bovine family. In the wild they live in highly organized herds. The herds can consist of 10 animals or can contain up to 1,000 animals. An exotic breeder may have lots of babies; conservation is a noble effort to preserve.
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