Biodiversity
The most common animal: Wildebeest
Image from The Conservation
The second-most common animal: Zebra
Image from Ron Dauphin
One of the least found animals: Lion cub
Image from Jeff Rodgers
One of the least found animals: Cattle
Image from San Diego Zoo
One of the least found animals: Eland
Image from Yathin sk
One of the least found animals: Elephant
Image from Villiers Steyn
This is data from many different camera traps in Grumeti. 51 animals were sighted and recorded into the graph above. As the data shows, this population has a majority of wildebeests and zebras. There appears to be a minority of lions, cattle, elands, and elephants. All of these animals and many more interact and coexist in this community and ecosystem.
I think the distribution is the way it is because wildebeests and zebras both travel in groups of their own during the day, making it easier for them to be caught on camera. The other animals either traveled in smaller groups, alone, or at night. I think I definitely could have collected more data. With the data present, I can say that these animals are quite plentiful.
I took a look at Riley's site for Gorongosa and found that there are much more baboon sightings than Grumeti. She sighted 11 baboons and I only sighted 2. Other than baboons, there appear to be no alike animals sighted between Grumeti and Gorongosa.