Loving Wild Dogs Hunt Together | Animals In Love | BBC Earth

Loving Wild Dogs Hunt Together | Animals In Love | BBC Earth
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The endangered African Wild Dog is a rare sight, but it’s cute to see a pair work and hunt together.
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  1. FACT: African Wild Dogs urinate on each other continuously so the pack can identify each other, they all are marked with each other’s scent ~

  2. African Wild Dogs (or Painted Wolves, as some prefer) form incredibly strong social bonds. There is also a Beta pair that will step up if anything happens to either of the alpha dogs. They all play a part with raising the pups. It's a truly amazing thing to see. These fascinating creatures need our protection. Big applause to Taryn and her team!

  3. I'm curious what a non feminist would say about the relationship of the alpha pair. Feminists see things differently from normal people

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