Cape Town Attractions and Wildlife Quiz

What is the most popular time to visit Kruger National Park?

What is the nickname given to the flat top of Table Mountain when it is covered in a white mist?

How many African penguins are estimated to be living at Boulders Beach today?

What is the significance of Robben Island in South Africa's history?

Which animals make up the 'Big Five' that can be seen in Kruger National Park?

What is the approximate number of lions in 2015?

Which animal can lift 850 times its own weight?

Where is the leopard tortoise commonly found?

What is the habitat of the ant lion?

Which animal is hard to find but active in the day and eats mainly insects?

Kruger National Park

The most popular time to visit Kruger National Park is not specified, but it's likely to be during the dry season (May to September) when wildlife is more concentrated around water sources.

Table Mountain

The flat top of Table Mountain is nicknamed "the tablecloth" when it's covered in a white mist.

African Penguins

Approximately 3,000 African penguins are estimated to be living at Boulders Beach today.

Robben Island

Robben Island is significant in South Africa's history because it was a former prison and place of exile where Nelson Mandela was imprisoned for 18 years.

The Big Five

The 'Big Five' animals that can be seen in Kruger National Park are: lion, leopard, rhinoceros, elephant, and Cape buffalo.

Lion Population

In 2015, the approximate number of lions in Kruger National Park was not specified, but the park is home to a large population of lions.

Animal Facts

The ant is capable of lifting 850 times its own weight.
The leopard tortoise is commonly found in Kruger National Park and other areas of southern Africa.

Ant Lion

The ant lion is a predator that inhabits sandy areas and makes pit traps to catch its prey.
The ant lion is active during the day and eats mainly insects, making it a hard-to-find animal.

Test your knowledge about the iconic attractions and wildlife in Cape Town, South Africa. Learn about Table Mountain, its unique 'Tablecloth' phenomenon, and the colony of African penguins at Boulders Beach.