Hyena by a Termite Mound on the Savanna
A spotted hyena stands on the open African savanna near a tall earthen termite structure and baobab trees.
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Spotted Hyenas on the African Savanna
Spotted hyenas roam open grasslands across sub-Saharan Africa, where wide plains provide clear sightlines for hunting and scavenging. Giant termite mounds and ancient baobab trees frequently break the landscape, serving as landmarks across the savanna terrain.
Savanna Wildlife and Termite Mounds
Termite mounds are built from soil, saliva, and organic matter, creating rock-hard towers that can withstand heavy tropical rains for decades. Many savanna mammals use these elevated mounds as vantage points to survey the surrounding plains for potential prey or predators. Baobab trees store thousands of gallons of water inside their massive trunks to survive long droughts.
Natural Colors of the Savanna Landscape
- Hyena coat: Sandy brown or yellowish-tan covered with dark brown spots
- Hyena muzzle and paws: Dark brown or blackish fur
- Termite mound: Reddish-brown or dusty tan baked earth
- Baobab bark: Thick grayish-brown trunk with muted green foliage
- Savanna grass: Golden yellow during dry seasons or dull green after rain