Here's another sneak-peek at Life (this time with David Attenborough's narration) featuring one of my most favorite canids, the Ethiopian wolf (Canis simensis). Enjoy!
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No wonder, it is very important to keep an eye on those animals
I am struck by the apparent blend of traits: these canids have the pack organization of wolves but the physique, color, and predatory styles of coyotes.
I LOVED THE VIDEO Another sneak-peek at Life: Ethiopian wolves! Thanks!