A Dhole can have the same amount of babies at at time as dogs, that means anywhere from 4 to 9

The Asiatic Wild Dog is an efficient hunter, they aren't fast. But they are determined. They will chase their prey for hours if it is large enough to continue running. They usually eat rodents, wild pig, sheep, and deer. But have been known to hunt bear, and tiger, this is not the norm.

Dholes are a species of wild dog that live in Asia, hence the name Asiatic wild dog. They can be found from the far east of Russia all the way to the Western Ghats mountains of India and the island of Sumatra. However, there are only about 2,000 left in the wild, and their range is broken up into many separate, small areas. This can lead to inbreeding and, in turn, genetic defects that affect the species as a whole (IE, the cheetah had a period of severe inbreeding, and that has caused the males to have decreased fertility).

The grasslands and forests of India and southeast Asia.

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One thing that is being done to protect the blue bird of paradise from extinction is rebuilding their habitat by planting new plants and trees. There are also many reserves built to give the birds and other animals a safe place to live.

Dholes eat berries, insects, lizards, deer, small rodents, wild sheep, wild pigs, goats, hares, and monkeys

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The Fourth Amendment, which prohibits unreasonable searches and seizures and reprohibits warrants from being issued without probable cause supported by oath or affirmation stating the particular thing to be seized. This means that your back pack cannot be arbitrarily seized and searched.

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The only nocturnal parrot in the world is the kakapo (Strigops habroptilus) of New Zealand. It is critically endangered, with only 122 known individuals.

Because of Disease and hunting accidents