Each wild dog has its own distinctive coat pattern, making them easily identifiable to researchers.
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African wild dogs are incredibly efficient hunters, with a success rate of up to 80%. They rely on teamwork to chase down prey.
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Sadly, African wild dogs are classified as endangered, with populations declining due to habitat loss and conflict with humans.
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Wild dogs use a variety of vocalizations, including high-pitched twittering and deep growls, to communicate within their pack.
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Unlike many other carnivores, African wild dog packs are often led by a dominant female, who makes important decisions.
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Wild dog packs require large territories to roam and hunt. These territories can range from 50 to 500 square miles.
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All members of the pack help raise the young, regurgitating food for them and providing protection from predators.
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Conservation organizations are working hard to protect African wild dogs and their habitats through education
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