Gray Wolf
Canis lupus
Gray wolves are social canids whose family groups coordinate travel, defense and the care of young. Their behavior is flexible: prey, terrain …
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Field guide · species
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 a purely meat-eating stereotype of foxes.
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Complete source lineage, including intermediate ranks. The standard view uses Life and the eight principal ranks.
Large ears and a long, bushy tail accompany a small, lightly built body.
Rocky slopes, cliffs and canyons provide cover and movement routes.
Insects and fruits are important foods, with the exact combination depending on local resources.
It commonly forages alone at night. The rough landscape provides sheltered resting places and access to dispersed foods.
The Mammal Diversity Database v2.5 records this species in Afghanistan, Egypt, Iran, Israel, Jordan, Oman, Pakistan, Palestine, Saudi Arabia, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, United Arab Emirates, Yemen, Uzbekistan?.
Evidence
Connected life
No reviewed ecological connections in the collection yet.
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