Wild Dogs

Spotted Hyena, Lions And Leopards, These 3 Animals NEVER Eat African Wild Dogs But African Wild Dogs Can Eat These 3. Spotted Hyenas Can Steal Kills But Spotted Hyenas Are Not The Toughest Competitors In The World, African Wild Dogs Commonly Kill Spotted Hyenas. Male AWDs Kill Female Spotted Hyena. Packs Of AWDs Have Been Known To Mob Single Female Spotted Hyenas And Sometimes Kill Them But The Hyenas Can Kill Cubs But Mother AWDs Can Feircely Protect Their Young And The Mother AWDs Can Kill The Hyena If The Mother AWD Is Alert To The Young. Leopards Are Even More Weak Than Spotted Hyenas To African Wild Dogs, AWDs Can Kill Leopards On Occasions If They Spot The Leopard. Leopards Don't Usually Have Much Defence Because African Wild Dogs Commonly Live In Packs And Leopards Don't And AWDs Are Much Faster Than Leopards So There Is Little Time For The Leopard To Escape. Lions Are The Toughest Competitors But Lions Don't Eat African Wild Dogs Witch People Say They Do. Lions Can Often Be Killed On Occasions. 8 Male African Wild Dogs Have Been Recorded Killing A Single Male Lion.

Coyote symbolizes tricks, deceit, clown, crazed. In human terminology it represents a deceitful yet intelligent person, someone not to be trusted.

a niche is the favoured habitat, food etc of an animal.

I strongly think a pipple because there always fighting with other dogs. :(

21 days-every 6 months if small dog can depend on size as well but the rule of thumb is every 6 months lasting 3 weeks and usually the 12 th,13th and on your female can get pregnant so if you don,t want this better to spay a myth is the female does better after a litter not so its just a myth.

mudhol can run up to 45 to 50 mph..

Coyotes would be more afraid because humans kill them more often

Most of the Indian wild dogs are known as Dhole. They are also called Asiatic Dhole.

A raccoon dog, also known as a tanuki, has a total of 20 toes—five on each of its front paws and four on each of its hind paws. This toe configuration helps them navigate their varied habitats. Raccoon dogs are unique among canids for their resemblance to raccoons and their ability to climb trees.

Raccoons are no threat to the environment, they are an important part of it. Man is the intruder and may consider a raccoon as a threat to his environment.

In "Touching Spirit Bear" by Ben Mikaelsen, Cole mistakes a large white bear for a coyote. This moment occurs during a pivotal scene when Cole is grappling with his emotions and perceptions in the wilderness. The bear symbolizes his inner struggles and the need for transformation, reflecting his journey toward understanding and redemption.

9million years