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Discovering the Springbok: South Africa's National Symbol

The Springbok, a fascinating antelope species, is celebrated as South Africa's national animal. Known for its incredible agility and distinctive leaps, the Springbok embodies the spirit of the nation's wildlife. These animals are often seen in herds, gracefully bounding through the savannas. Their unique jumping behavior, called "pronking," is a sight to behold and symbolizes their vitality. Join Jamilyn from Allegheny Elementary and Georgia from Washington Elementary as we explore the significance of the Springbok and its role in South African culture.

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Discovering the Springbok: South Africa's National Symbol

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  1. South Africa

    By: Jamilyn-Allegheny Elementary and Georgia- Washington Elementary
  2. Animals The Springbok is considered to be South Africa’s national animal and symbol. They love to jump up and down all the time.
  3. Animals The wild dog is also native to South Africa it is highly endangered. Lions are predators of wild dogs. They are also carnivores.
  4. Animals(South African Tiger)
  5. Animals Another animal in South Africa is the white lion. The white lion is very rare in South Africa. Only 3 tribes of white lions are left in South Africa because they are unprotected by the law.
  6. Clifton Bay and Beach (located in Cape Town)
  7. Table Mountain National Park
  8. Vineyards(located in Franschhoek)
  9. Boulder Beach
  10. Sports CRICKET SOCCER
  11. Politics South African citizens over 18 are allowed to vote. South Africa has had fully inclusive democratic elections in 1994, 1999, 2004, and 2009. Before 1994, only white South Africans were allowed to vote for the national government.
  12. Leaders Jacob Zuma is South Africa’s current president. He has served since 2009.
  13. Government The parliament is made up of two houses, the National Assembly and the National Council of Provinces. The National Assembly is the more influential, passing legislation and overseeing executive performance. Members of the National Assembly serve for a term of 5 years.
  14. Money COINS 2004 EDITION PAPER MONEY Money in South Africa is called Rand.
  15. Population In 2008 South Africa had a population of 43,997,828 compared to the United States which was 301,139,947. The life expectancy in South Africa is 49 years, the life expectancy in the U.S. is 77 years.
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