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The African painted dog (also called African wild dog) may be the most endangered carnivore in Africa, with less than 5,000 remaining in the wild. Like...
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African wild dog pups are a joy to watch. They're intelligent, curious, and love exploring the world around them. We got to watch this little pup chew on some bark. Why do you think she was doing that? © Simon Vegter | Wild Wings Safaris
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