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About the Cape Grey Mongoose
A small, secretive mongoose found in southern Africa, particularly in fynbos, coastal scrub, grassland and other areas with dense vegetation. It is generally solitary and forages for insects, small mammals, reptiles, birds, eggs and other small prey.
How to identify the Cape Grey Mongoose
A small mongoose with a slender body, pointed face, relatively short legs, and a long bushy tail. Its coat is typically grey to grizzled grey, often giving it a noticeably coarse or speckled appearance.
Recent Cape Grey Mongoose sightings in Addo Elephant National Park
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Other species to look for in Addo Elephant National Park
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