African Wild Dogs are highly social animals, living in packs of up to 30 individuals.
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Each African Wild Dog has a distinct coat pattern, making them easily identifiable.
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African Wild Dogs are classified as endangered, with only around 6,000 individuals left in the wild.
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African Wild Dogs are among Africa's most successful predators, boasting a hunting success rate of up to 80%.
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Breeding females give birth to litters of 2-20 pups, usually in a den dug by the pack.
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African Wild Dogs have vast home ranges, sometimes covering hundreds of square kilometers.
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Communication within African Wild Dog packs is primarily vocal. They use a variety of vocalizations.
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Conservation organizations are working tirelessly to protect African Wild Dogs and their habitats.
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