African wild dog

At the end is an exhibit for African wild dogs.

The beautiful African wild dog is rarely seen, even in areas where they do survive.

The African wild dog hunts in packs and small groups.

Like African wild dogs, their ears are rounded rather than pointed.

Take the name African wild dog: it sounds like an abandoned pet gone bad.

In this country, only 18 of the 177 accredited zoos have African wild dogs.

The African wild dog is also present here.

African Wild Dog was also found in this region, but their present condition is unknown.

African wild dogs have the largest packs, which can number as many as 90 animals.

In this sense, they closely resemble African wild dogs in social structure.

The African wild dog is an endangered species due to habitat loss and poaching.

In addition to the herbivores, two separate yards are home to lions and African wild dogs.

Why do African wild dogs travel in packs?

Among African wild dogs, females compete for access to males that will help rear their offspring.

There were once approximately 500,000 African wild dogs in 39 countries, and packs of 100 or more were not uncommon.

Spotted hyenas will follow packs of African wild dogs in order to appropriate their kills.

Most canids bear young once a year, from one to 16 or more (in the case of the African wild dog) at a time.

They are smaller than African wild dogs.

Also removed from the Veldt were African wild dogs barking at the pride.

His alarms also save everyone's lives from a pack of African Wild Dogs.

Like African wild dogs, but unlike wolves, dholes are not known to attack people.

African wild dogs form packs of up to 40 members, each with a dominant breeding pair,...

African wild dogs rarely fight over food.

In addition, this phase will include Nile crocodiles and possibly African wild dogs.

The park is home to a sizable population of African Wild Dogs, an endangered species.