This male terrorkat is looking for small animals living near the African lake.
Terrorkat is a species of large relatives of meerkat. Unlike any other carnivoran mammals, these carnivores have sacrifised their claws for hooves and webbed feet to swim in waterways. They are native to parts of Africa, where they feed on invertebrates, fish, frogs, reptiles, birds, and mammals smaller than itself. Males can grow to about the size of a gray wolf, while females are slightly smaller, about the size of a German shepherd. As of 2016, they are listed as near threatened due to habitat loss.