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Loving Wild Dogs Hunt Together Animals In Love BBC Earth

Loving Wild Dogs Hunt Together Animals In Love BBC Earth

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Rating: 4.0; Vote: 1
The endangered African Wild Dog is a rare sight, but it's cute to see a pair work and hunt together. AKArainkit: I volunteer at a sanctuary where I can watch these animals. They are amazing, and it's true that the alpha pair will very rarely leave each others' side. The only time I think I've seen them separate it when the female was nursing pups, and the male went to get food.
I think you should also mention how each animal's coat pattern is unique, like a finger print.
Also, they are incredibly social creatures. They can live in packs of over 30 (Though our facility can only house 6 due to space) and will greet each other every morning. They also love sleeping in piles, one on top of the other. It becomes a cute pile of fur, haha!

Date: 2020-08-24

Comments and reviews: 6


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!
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I wonder if the mothers can feel the pups moving around and growing inside her, and actually cognitive enough to know what it is. such adorable fascinating creatures. and the huge litter sizes wow wow
And the sheer fact that her body is incredible enough to simultaneously develop so many complex little bodies more wow

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Great journey, loving every video. How relaxed ( cop smoking in fuel halt )! Ah well part of life. As for the dogs, they are looking for love not so much food. Trying to catch up with your vids, just seen ou on BBC
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FACT: African Wild Dogs urinate on each other continuously so the pack can identify each other, they all are marked with each others scent
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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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I love how together the alpha pairs are. such a strong bond that they dont want to be without each other, constant togetherness.
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