Central African Savanna Buffalo Hunting

The Central African savanna buffalo, commonly known as the African buffalo (*Syncerus caffer*), is a subspecies that primarily inhabits the savannas and grasslands of Central and West Africa. These animals are herbivorous grazers that mainly consume grasses, though they also eat leaves, herbs, and various types of vegetation as needed. Their digestive system is adapted to efficiently extract nutrients from coarse plant matter. By grazing on grasses, they play an essential role in their ecosystems, contributing to the maintenance of ecological balance in their habitats.