Wildlife Profiles
Explore key wildlife species that reflect the rich biodiversity of the Somali Regional State.
Cheetah
A vulnerable species adapted to open landscapes, threatened by habitat loss.
Liben Lark
A critically endangered endemic bird found only in Somali Region grasslands
Elephant
A keystone species vital to ecosystem balance, threatened by poaching. somali garee
Jackal
A common and adaptable carnivore found in the Somali Regional State’s dry and open landscapes.
Serval Cat
A grassland wild cat known for speed, agility, and sharp hunting ability.
Caracal
A powerful wild cat adapted to dry landscapes, known for speed and agility.
Günther’s Dik-Dik
A small antelope adapted to dry bushlands, known for agility and alertness.
Salt’s Dik-Dik
A small antelope adapted to dry bushlands, known for alertness and agility.
Beira
A rare antelope adapted to rocky hills, native to the Somali Regional State.
Leopard
A powerful and elusive predator adapted to forests and rocky landscapes.
Wild Dog
A highly social predator adapted to open landscapes and dry ecosystems.
Gazelle
A graceful antelope adapted to open plains and semi-arid landscapes.