Canids And Hyaenids 1-24
23 entries in the Canids And Hyaenids compendium.
CoywolfA hybrid canid of coyotes, wolves, and dogs.Crab-eating foxMedium-sized South American canid, only living species of genus Cerdocyon.DholeA highly social pack-hunting canid facing severe population decline.Ethiopian wolfAfrica's most endangered carnivore, specialized for highland rodent hunting.Falkland Islands wolfThe Falkland Islands wolf (Dusicyon australis), also known as the warrah or Falkland IslanFennec foxSmallest fox species with large ears adapted to desert life.Golden jackalA wolf-like canid native to Eurasia, adaptable and widespread.Grey wolfLargest wild canid, apex predator of Eurasia and North America.HyaenodonExtinct carnivorous mammals from the Eocene to Miocene.Maned wolfTall, solitary South American canine with a distinctive mane.Raccoon dogAsian canids with two living species and a deep fossil record.Red foxLargest true fox, widely distributed and highly adaptable carnivore.Side-striped jackalA medium-sized canine native to Central and Southern Africa.African wild dogA hypercarnivorous African canine with specialized cooperative hunting.Arctic foxSmall Arctic predator with the warmest fur of any mammal.Bat-eared foxA small canid with large ears, unique for its insect diet.Black-backed jackalAncient African canid, adaptable trickster in folklore.Bush dogRare South American canine with pack behavior and webbed toes.CoyoteA versatile North American canine, adaptable to human environments.DingoA debated lineage of dog native to Australia.Gray foxA tree-climbing canid with ashen-silver fur.Island foxSmall, docile fox endemic to California's Channel Islands.Kit foxSmall North American fox with large ears, inhabiting arid regions.
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