Jilib National Park, situated near the city of Jilib in Somalia's Middle Juba region, is the country's largest national park. Stretching along the route between Mogadishu and Jilib, this park provides a sanctuary for a diverse array of wildlife, including African buffalo, the endangered Black rhinoceros, leopards, spotted hyenas, black jackals, and honey badgers. In addition to its mammalian inhabitants, the park is home to numerous species of reptiles and birds, making it a crucial area for biodiversity conservation in Somalia.