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Tanzania’s black rhinos belong to the eastern subspecies, a shy browser brought back from the brink by decades of round-the-clock protection.

Slender, spotted and astonishingly quick, the cheetah hunts by daylight across Tanzania’s short-grass plains.

Powerful, secretive and beautifully camouflaged, the leopard is the Big Five cat that makes every safari guest hold their breath.

Tanzania is home to more wild lions than any other country, from the great prides of the Serengeti to the tree-climbers of Lake Manyara.

The white rhino is the heavyweight of the rhino family, a sociable grazer whose recovery is one of conservation’s great success stories.

Also called the painted wolf, the African wild dog lives in tight-knit packs and is one of the most efficient hunters on the continent.