African wild dogs live in packs, and only the alpha male and female have offspring. The whole pack, which is made up of the older offspring of the alpha pair, takes care of the offspring. There are about 10 offspring in a usual litter and have litters about once every 12 to 14 months, and the puppies reach maturity at 12 to 18 months of age. Most dogs have a lifespan of approximately 15 years, so generally an alpha couple could have up to 130 puppies during their lifetime!
Sadly the African Wild dog is decresing. We are the cause of most of this sad event.There are not many alive any more and are decresing dayly.
at one time estimates were over 500,000 but numbers are declining
between 5 and 20, although a pack as large as 60 has been noted, but this us unusual
the female has 2 to 20 pups.
They have long slender legs to help aid in tiring out their prey, they have great eyesight to help them hunt during dusk and dawn, they also have strong teeth so that they can bite through bone. =] in addittion to that they also have lots of endurance and genrally chase their pray for a very long time, so that eventually the prey gets incredibly tired and as a result it is a easy kill also the ability to co-ordinate the hunting duties also make the African wild dogs superb hunters
the africans hunted it for its fur ,food and traditional medicines. there are now only about 570 alive left in the wild today.The locals hunt them, other predators kill them, diseases get to them, and old age gets to somebody.
Dogs evolved in the wild, not as pets, and a wild animal never really knows when it will have a chance to eat, since it has no owner to feed it, and it may or may not succeed in finding food at any given time. Therefore, when it does find food, it makes the most of it. Dogs have the same instincts, even though they are now pets and really have nothing to worry about.
The South African Python is not endangered (as of now) but in fact it is threatened.
there are many wild life sanctuaries in India because of these many wild animals have been saved for ex: tiger because of mans cruality many animal spices in the world are out of our eye sight at least now if man will protect animals the echo-logical balance will be disturbed man should be one of the protector of echo- logical balance but not the destructor of the echo-logical balance.
Scientist are not sure the exact population, it isn't just hunting of wild dogs which is killing them, but habitat loss, and food shortages etc.
Not all dogs come from the wild. Originally, every animal was from the wild, but now some select breeds of animals are breeded urbanely such as dogs, cats or birds.
all dogs are domesticated. there are no wild ones now, but there were.
Dogs originally came from wolves. Primitive men domesticated this wild wolves and they became the domesticated dogs we now have.
In a house of couse! Because they are trained and not living on streets or in the wild.
They have long slender legs to help aid in tiring out their prey, they have great eyesight to help them hunt during dusk and dawn, they also have strong teeth so that they can bite through bone. =] in addittion to that they also have lots of endurance and genrally chase their pray for a very long time, so that eventually the prey gets incredibly tired and as a result it is a easy kill also the ability to co-ordinate the hunting duties also make the African wild dogs superb hunters
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No. Barbary Coast lions are extinct in the wild. Only a few remain in captivity. They are smaller, with bigger manes, and darker fur.
No, they started out as sled dogs for the eskimos and eventually became pets for regular people, they have always been domestic dogs.
There are several animals that preys on zebras. Lions, leopards, African wild dogs. Hyenas occasionally. A crocodile every now and then. Cheetahs might have a go at zebra foals.
Originally, dogs were meant to live in the wild, so outside. Some people would argue, though, that because of how domesticated and tamed dogs have become, they should now be indoors.
"Right now" is November and there are none right now.