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The Indian Wolf lives from Southwest Asia to the Indian Subcontinent! Due to living in warmer environments, the Indian wolf does not have a thick winter coat like many of its gray wolf relatives.
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The Iberian wolf, native to Iberia, Portugal, and Spain, is one of the few western European wolves that are still legally hunted (but only in Spain).
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The African Golden Wolf used to be thought to be a type of subspecies of Jackal!
It wasn't until a DNA test was performed on a specimen that it was discovered to be a wolf species!
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The Side-Striped Jackal primarily lives in woodland and scrub areas!
These canines live both solitarily and in groups of up to 7 members led by a breeding pair.
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The bush dog is native to Central and South America!
Being the only living species in the genus Speothos, its closest living relatives are the Maned Wolf or the African Wild Dog!
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The coyote is a close relative to wolves!
In Native American folklore, the coyote is often depicted as a trickster using humor to rebel against social norms!
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One of the most famous wild animals of Australia, the Dingo descended from domesticated ancestors. Despite this, the Dingo largely remains as a wild animal.
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The Black-Backed Jackal is a very widespread canine residing in South Africa, Namibia, Zimbabwe, and along the Eastern coastline of Africa!
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The Dhole is an endangered canine living in Central, South, East, and Southeast Asia.
Being a social animal, the Dhole lives in groups. Some as large as 40 members!
