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Source-identified Vulpes ferrilata; documentary image Framed for display
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Predation describes a consumer capturing animal prey. Herbivory describes consumption of plants or algae. In mutualism, both partners benefit. Reef-building corals and their photosynthetic partners offer one example. NOAA’s coral explanation ↗

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Tibetan Fox network
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Source-identified Lycaon pictus; documentary image Framed for display
Species · Lycaon

African Wild Dog

Lycaon pictus

The African wild dog is a highly social canid with individually distinctive coat patterns. Cooperative hunting and care of young are central …

Source-identified Vulpes lagopus; Documentary organism photograph; source identification retained. Framed for display
Species · Vulpes

Arctic Fox

Vulpes lagopus

The Arctic fox is a small northern canid adapted to cold, open landscapes. Dense fur, compact ears and fur-covered feet help it …

Source-identified Otocyon megalotis; documentary image Framed for display
Species · Otocyon

Bat-eared Fox

Otocyon megalotis

The bat-eared fox is an African canid whose diet is unusually focused on insects. Large ears are relevant to finding small concealed …

Source-identified Vulpes bengalensis; documentary image Framed for display
Species · Vulpes

Bengal Fox

Vulpes bengalensis

The Bengal fox is a South Asian fox of relatively open landscapes. It combines small-animal hunting with the use of seasonal plant …

Source-identified Lupulella mesomelas; documentary image Framed for display
Species · Lupulella

Black-backed Jackal

Lupulella mesomelas

The black-backed jackal is an African predator and scavenger recognized by a dark saddle across its back. Its flexibility includes both independent …

Source-identified Vulpes cana; documentary image Framed for display
Species · Vulpes

Blanford’s Fox

Vulpes cana

Blanford’s fox is a small canid associated with steep, dry terrain. Its feeding ecology includes substantial insect and fruit use, contrasting with …