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Background. Most tutorial ontologies focus on illustrating one aspect ofontology development, notably language features and automated reasoners, butignore ontology development factors, such as emergent modelling guidelines andontological principles. Yet, novices replicate examples from the exercises theycarry out. Not providing good examples holistically causes the propagation ofsub-optimal ontology development, which may negatively affect the quality of areal domain ontology. Results. We identified 22 requirements that a goodtutorial ontology should satisfy regarding subject domain, logics andreasoning, and engineering aspects. We developed a set of ontologies aboutAfrican Wildlife to serve as tutorial ontologies. A majority of therequirements have been met with the set of African Wildlife Ontology tutorialontologies, which are introduced in this paper. The African Wildlife Ontologyis mature and has been used yearly in an ontology engineering course ortutorial since 2010 and is included in a recent ontology engineering textbookwith relevant examples and exercises. Conclusion. The African Wildlife Ontologyprovides a wide range of options concerning examples and exercises for ontologyengineering well beyond illustrating only language features and automatedreasoning. It assists in demonstrating tasks about ontology quality, such asalignment to a foundational ontology and satisfying competency questions,versioning, and multilingual ontologies.

The African Wildlife Ontology tutorial ontologies: requirements, design, and content