Kopjes or rocky areas provide hiding places for animals. Meat-eaters hunt for food, such as lions. They are the only cat that live in prairies. Wild dogs can run up to 44 mph. Hyenas hide their food in holes.
Vultures are the first to see a dead animal most of the time.
The lappet-faced vulture is strong enough to rip through flesh and muscle with its sharp beak. The Egyptian vulture waits outside the carcass to be fed with scraps of food that have been thrown aside. Prairies are big areas of land that are covered in grass. About a quarter of the world's land is prairie. The two kinds of prairies are tropical and temperate.