Origin:
The Cape buffalo (Syncerus caffer), also known as the African buffalo, is a large species of buffalo native to Africa. It inhabits a wide range of ecosystems, from savannas to forests, mainly in sub-Saharan Africa. The species is known for its robustness and ability to survive in a variety of harsh conditions.

Specifics:
Appearance: The Cape buffalo is a massive animal with a strong, muscular body, large horns and a characteristic thick coat of skin. The horns are large and strong, with males having thicker and more massive horns that form a so-called "formation" around the head, which provides them with protection in battle. The coat is black or dark brown.
Size: The buffalo is very large, reaching a height of 1.4–1.7 m at the withers. Males weigh approximately 800–1,000 kg, females are smaller and weigh 500–700 kg.
Behavior: The Cape buffalo is a well-known dominant animal that lives in herds. It is very social and these herds can range from a few individuals to hundreds. They are very strong and tough, with an excellent sense of direction, which helps them survive in difficult conditions.

Interesting facts:
Social animal: Buffaloes have a very strong social structure in a herd, led by a dominant male. Females and young ones usually move close to the herd, where they are protected from predators.
Aggressive behavior: Buffaloes are known for their unpredictability and can be very aggressive if they feel threatened. They are capable of carrying out dangerous attacks on predators, as well as on humans, if they feel threatened.
Hardiness: Buffaloes are very hardy and can survive even in extreme conditions. They can easily survive long periods of drought and can adapt to different environments.
Hunting and trophies: The Cape buffalo is often hunted for its skin and meat, but also for its majestic trophy. In some areas of Africa, this species is also hunted as part of controlled hunts within the framework of nature reserve management.
Occurrence:
The Cape buffalo inhabits a wide area of ​​sub-Saharan Africa, from the eastern to the western region. It is found in a variety of environments, including savannas, forests and wetlands. It is widespread in countries such as South Africa, Kenya, Tanzania, Zambia, Botswana, Namibia, Zimbabwe and others.

Cape buffalo hunting:
Hunting the Cape buffalo is popular among trophy hunters, who focus on obtaining large and strong individuals. This species is also hunted for its meat, which is considered very tasty. In many areas, hunting is regulated to prevent excessive population depletion and to ensure their protection in nature reserves.