     hartebeest:
       label: 'Hartebeest'
       description: '''
-        This large antelope is yellowish tan with pale lower rump.  Its body slopes distinctively from shoulders towards rump.  The hartebeest has a long nose and high-set eyes.  Both sexes have horns that curve out sideways and then inward.
+        Yellow or tan with pale rump.  Body slopes distinctively from shoulders towards rump.
+        Long nose and high-set eyes. Both sexes have horns that curve out sideways and then inward.
       '''
 
     hippopotamus:
       label: 'Hippopotamus'
       description: '''
-        Hippos are large, rounded animal with short legs and grey to pink skin.  They have small ears and a massive, wide mouth.  Their short, thick tail is trimmed with black bristles.  You mostly see them in the cameras at night when the leave the rivers to forage.
+        Large and round with short legs and grey to pink skin.
+        Small ears and a massive, wide mouth. Short, thick tail is trimmed with black bristles.
+        Mostly seen at night.
       '''
 
     honeyBadger:

    mongoose:
      label: 'Mongoose'
      description: '''
        With short legs and a humped back, mongooses appear very weasel- or ferret-like.  The mongooses you’ll see here range in size and color – from the tiny, brown dwarf mongoose to the larger banded mongoose, to the bushy tailed white-tailed mongoose.
      '''

    ostrich:

    gazelleGrants:
      label: 'Gazelle (Grant\'s)'
      description: '''
        Fawn has white belly, rump, and tail, with black stripes down rump.
        Young have a band of darker fur along their sides that can mimic a Thomson's gazelle.
        Long black lines extend from both corners of their eyes.
        Adult males have long, ridged horns that widen towards their tips.
      '''

    gazelleThomsons:
      label: 'Gazelle (Thomson\'s)'
      description: '''
        Horizontal dark black band runs from their elbow to hip. White rump and belly; black tail.
        Dark fur running from the inner corners of their eyes to their nose.
        Both sexes have ridged horns that curve up and backward.
      '''

    genet:
