Essential savanna animal wishlist

  1. Olive Baboon
  2. Common Eland
  3. Impala
  4. Grey-Crowned Crane
  5. Serval
  6. Greater Kudu
  7. Defassa Waterbuck
  8. Helmeted Guineafowl
  9. Ratel
  10. Southern Ground Hornbill
  11. African Spurred Tortoise
  12. Bat-Eared Fox
  13. Saddle-Billed Stork
  14. Secretary Bird
  15. Black-Backed Jackal
  16. Hartebeest
  17. Gerenuk
  18. White-Backed Vulture
  19. African Civet
  20. Bateuler Eagle
  21. Lilac-Breasted Roller
  22. Bontebok
  23. Kori Bustard
  24. Red-Billed Oxpecker
  25. Egyptian Goose
 
  • Frilled lizard
  • Sugar glider
  • Numbat
  • Common brushtail possum
  • Giant armadillo
  • Bearded Dragon
  • Secretary bird
  • Greater rhea
  • African leopard
  • Serval
  • Marabou stork
  • Nile crocodile
  • Vulturine guineafowl
  • Masai giraffe
  • Gerenuk
  • Greater kudu
  • Rothschild's giraffe
  • Honey Badger
  • Topi
  • Impala
  • Common eland
  • Banded Mongoose
  • Grevy's Zebra
  • Roan Antelope
  • Cape bushbuck
 
My top 30 in no particular order
1. Greater kudu
2. Impala
3. Grey crowned crane
4. Kenya crested guineafowl
5. Waterbuck
6. Klipspringer
7. Rock hyrax
8. Sulcata tortoise
9. Leopard tortoise
10. Serval
11. Nile crocodile
13. Marabou stork
14. Grevys zebra
15. Lappet faced vulture
16. Dwarf mongoose
17. Bat eared fox
18. Vervet monkey
19. Slender horned gazelle
20. Hamadryas baboon
21. Kirk’s dik dik
22. Secretary bird
23. Southern ground hornbill
24. Kori bustard
25. Aardwolf
26. Lesser kudu
27. Masai giraffe
28. Abyssinian ground hornbill
29. Common eland
30. Honey badger
 
The list is updated and there are two other major changes:
  • the maximum number of allowed animals increased to 30
  • the secound most requested animal after the Secretary bird became the fearless Honey badger
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My additional 5 animals since you increased the number to 30 (my original list was 25):
  1. Kori bustard
  2. Masai giraffe
  3. Radiated tortoise
  4. Kirk's dik-dik
  5. Lace monitor
 
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  1. Collared Peccary
  2. Short-Beaked Echidna
  3. Hamadryas Baboon
  4. Black Howler Monkey
  5. Secretarybird
  6. Wild Boar
  7. Patagonian Mara
  8. African Spurred Tortoise
  9. Greater Rhea
  10. Kirk's Dik-Dik
  11. Bush Dog
  12. Perentie
  13. Rock Hyrax
  14. King Cobra
  15. Rüppell's Vulture
  16. Blackbuck
  17. Honey Badger
  18. Gerenuk
  19. Vulturine Guineafowl
  20. Budgerigar
  21. South American Coati
  22. Naked Mole-Rat
  23. Blue-and-Yellow Macaw
  24. Toco Toucan
  25. Laughing Kookaburra
26. Nile Crocodile
27. Ocelot
28. Peregrine Falcon
29. Jackson's Chameleon
30. Leopard Gecko
 
1. Hamadryas Baboon
2. Grey Crowned Crane
3. Marabou Stork
4. Blackbuck
5. Greater Rhea
6. Giant Eland
7. Greater Kudu
8. Nile Crocodile
9. Southern Ground Hornbill
10. Golden Jackal
11. Banded Mongoose
12. African Civet
 
1. Patagonian Mara
2. Kirk's Dikdik
3. Serval
4. Short Beaked Echidna
5. Banded Mongoose
6. Rock Hyrax
7. Giant Eland
8. Impala
9. Secretary Bird
10. Marabou Stork
11. Greater Kudu
12. Leopard Gecko
13. King Cobra
14. Hamadryas Baboon
15. Greater Rhea
16. Grey Crowned Crane
17. Honey Badger
18. Bat Eared Fox
19. Jacksons Chameleon
20. African Leopard
21. Giant Armadillo
22. Black Mamba
23. Helmeted Guineafowl
24. Massai Giraffe
25. Spurred Tortoise
26. Yellow Footed Rock Wallaby
27. Nile Crocodile
28. Numbat
29. Nilgai
30. Grevy Zebra
 
1. Patagonian Mara
2. Kirk's Dikdik
3. Serval
4. Short Beaked Echidna
5. Banded Mongoose
6. Rock Hyrax
7. Giant Eland
8. Impala
9. Secretary Bird
10. Marabou Stork
11. Greater Kudu
12. Leopard Gecko
13. King Cobra
14. Hamadryas Baboon
15. Greater Rhea
16. Grey Crowned Crane
17. Honey Badger
18. Bat Eared Fox
19. Jacksons Chameleon
20. African Leopard
21. Giant Armadillo
22. Black Mamba
23. Helmeted Guineafowl
24. Massai Giraffe
25. Spurred Tortoise
26. Yellow Footed Rock Wallaby
27. Nile Crocodile
28. Numbat
29. Nilgai
30. Grevy Zebra
Almost all animals from your list is acceptable, but the Patagonian mara is not a particularly Tropical Savanna animal. Rather live in Temperate Grasslands and Shrublands.
 
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