The "Small Five" is a term used to describe five small animal species found in Africa that are analogous to the "Big Five" game animals (lion, elephant, buffalo, leopard, and rhinoceros). The Small Five consists of:

Leopard Tortoise: This tortoise species, scientifically known as Stigmochelys pardalis, is named for its leopard-like spots on its shell. It's one of the largest tortoises in Africa and inhabits savannas and scrublands.

Buffalo Weaver: These birds belong to the family Ploceidae and are named for their association with African buffalo herds. They are known for their large, untidy nests made of grass and twigs.

Rhino Beetle: These beetles belong to the family Scarabaeidae and are characterized by their large size and distinctive horn-like structures on their heads, resembling those of rhinoceroses

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