Hangman: Can you hit both African animals; Look!

Hangman is an excellent pastime capable of amusing and helping to have a more active mind. Especially because, to succeed in this game, you need to have a certain repertoire and pay attention to the tips. That's why today we bring you this hangman themed game. african animals It's really fun, check it out!

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Pay attention to the hints and solve the hangman game

The two signs above correspond to two different words, which, in this case, are the names of common animals on the African continent. But let's face it, with so many animals on this huge continent, it's hard to think of a specific one. That's why we selected a tip for each word, then you check the signs with some letters filled in.

• Tip Word 1: This word has six letters. It is an animal common to the African savannas that is herbivorous, with a diet based on tree leaves. Furthermore, it is one of the symbols of that continent;

• Tip Word 2: It is also a six-letter word and indicates a large animal and is more common in the swamp and upland forests of Africa. They are animals known for strength and bravery and have a body wrapped in black hair.

Now, think a little about the two tips we put above and try to remember which animals can fulfill these requirements. Furthermore, we decided, once again, to put the signs with a few more letters filled in, so that it would be easier to identify which are the mysterious animals in this challenge.

See the result!

Now check the jig with both animals and see if you got it right!

We believe that with these tips you really managed to overcome the challenge, right? In this case, the two words we were looking for were GIRAFFE and GORILLA, two animals that are symbols of the diverse fauna of the African Continent, although they belong to different spaces in Africa.

That's because while giraffes are commonly found in the savanna regions of Africa, such as Niger, Sahara and Transvaal, gorillas are found in forest regions, in countries such as Congo, Cameroon and Angola.