The document discusses three animals from the African savannah: cheetahs, aardwolves, and lions. It notes that a female cheetah lives with three male cheetahs at a conservation station. It describes the aardwolf as a furry hyena-like dog that lives underground and is found in southern Africa and Egypt. It characterizes the lion as the powerhouse of the savannah, weighing up to 420 pounds, powerful, and with males having distinctive manes not present in females.

1. ANIMAL FROM THE
AFRICAN SAVANNAH
Sofía Reyes

2. CHEETAH
One female cheetah and three
male cheetahs (brothers) live
at the Cheetah Conservation
Station.

3. AARDWOLF
 The aardwolf is a furry hyena that looks like a dog, but
has long front legs and short hind legs. Aardwolf
means "earth wolf" in Afrikaans. Afrikaans is a
language spoken in southern Africa. The aardwolf was
named like that because they live in underground
burrows. The aardwolf can be found from Angola to
Zambia and in the Fynbos of South Africa. It also lives
in southern Egypt down to Tanzania.

4. LION
 The lion is the powerhouse of the savanna, weighing in at
265-420 pounds and up to 10 feet long. The lion is a
powerful predator. Imagine a powerful looking beast that
looks like your average house cat. But its bigger, faster,
and stronger. Lions have dirty beige colored fur and
rounded heads. Males have something females don't...
manes. Manes are a ruff of long hair around the neck
which is brown in the front and black in the back.