An eternal struggle rages amongst the animals in the breathtaking African nature reserves such as the Serengeti, Ngorongoro, Masai Mara, and Kgalagadi. Every animal, pack or herd wants a territory, fresh grass or juicy meat. A lazy or unattentive animal will be chased by other animals, who will claim this area as their new home. Also be wary of the roaming poachers. Luckily the rangers are also on the look out. In this simple card game you and 1-3 other players try to gather the most points by scoring animal cards from your hand. Each animal has a nature reserve, strength and a worth. Strong animals are worth less than weaker ones. Simultaneously, everyone plays a card. The strenght of each animal played determines the order in which the players get to select a card from the market (which contains the same amount of cards as the amount of players). Only played animals matching the same nature reserve (colour) as those in the market allow you to take a card and score the animal played. If you cannot take a card matching your nature reserve, you draw a blind card and score no points. However, do you play a strong animal to be guaranteed of a card and points, or do you play a weaker animal which will give you more points, yet may allow the other players to take all the suitable cards from the market?