The South African National Symbols
South Africa is known for being diverse and they reflect their biodiversity status with the five national animals and plant symbols.
The national animal is the Springbok, a small antelope known for its distinctive appearance and springing jumps.
The national bird is the Blue Crane, which is known as the paradise or Stanley crane.
The national fish is the Galjoen, which is a common sight for anglers along the South African coast.
The national flower is the King Protea, known for its big size and vibrant colours.
Lastly, the national tree is the Yellowwood tree, which can grow up to 40 metres long.
The national animal is the Springbok, a small antelope known for its distinctive appearance and springing jumps.
The national bird is the Blue Crane, which is known as the paradise or Stanley crane.
The national fish is the Galjoen, which is a common sight for anglers along the South African coast.
The national flower is the King Protea, known for its big size and vibrant colours.
Lastly, the national tree is the Yellowwood tree, which can grow up to 40 metres long.





