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African painted dog (or African wild dog, Lycaon pictus, pes hyenový), ZOO Dvůr Králové nad Labem, Czech republic.
Few months ago, a kid fell into the enclosure of African wild dogs in some foreign ZOO - of course the predators ripped the kid apart. I would say something about the parents and their behavior, but I do not want to be sued
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Thank you for your comments and faves
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The calendar is for free, but every donation is very appreciated
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I sell a colourful mug edition with wolf and fox and big cats photos!
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INFO ABOUT THE ANIMAL:
Name: African wild dog (Lycaon pictus)
Location: spots in Eastern and South Africa
Biotop: savanna
Size: 1.1 m long + 40 cm tail weight: up to 35 Kg
Diet: boars, antelopes, zebras, wildebeast, prey even bigger than the dog.
Conservation status: Endangered
Interesting facts: African wild dogs are very social animals, they live in pack with 6-80 members and usually only dominant pair breeds | African wild dogs are one of the most successful predators of the world, they usually manage to catch the prey in 80 % of the cases (for example only every 10th attack of the tiger is successful). African wild dogs do not have a good reputation, because they tend to rip the prey, eating it while it is still alive... | The population of African wild dogs is threatened because of feral domestic dogs which carry illnesses mortal to African wild dogs | Painted dogs are very fast runners.
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To see more canines, look at my WOLVES GALLERY
This photo belongs to me and I can very easily prove, that it was me, who took this shot. So please, respect my copyright if you want to use my work, ask me first to gain my permission, please! Thank you
Few months ago, a kid fell into the enclosure of African wild dogs in some foreign ZOO - of course the predators ripped the kid apart. I would say something about the parents and their behavior, but I do not want to be sued
----- omfg, wolf calendar for free!
Thank you for your comments and faves
____________________________________
The calendar is for free, but every donation is very appreciated
____________________________________
I sell a colourful mug edition with wolf and fox and big cats photos!
____________________________________
INFO ABOUT THE ANIMAL:
Name: African wild dog (Lycaon pictus)
Location: spots in Eastern and South Africa
Biotop: savanna
Size: 1.1 m long + 40 cm tail weight: up to 35 Kg
Diet: boars, antelopes, zebras, wildebeast, prey even bigger than the dog.
Conservation status: Endangered
Interesting facts: African wild dogs are very social animals, they live in pack with 6-80 members and usually only dominant pair breeds | African wild dogs are one of the most successful predators of the world, they usually manage to catch the prey in 80 % of the cases (for example only every 10th attack of the tiger is successful). African wild dogs do not have a good reputation, because they tend to rip the prey, eating it while it is still alive... | The population of African wild dogs is threatened because of feral domestic dogs which carry illnesses mortal to African wild dogs | Painted dogs are very fast runners.
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To see more canines, look at my WOLVES GALLERY
This photo belongs to me and I can very easily prove, that it was me, who took this shot. So please, respect my copyright if you want to use my work, ask me first to gain my permission, please! Thank you
Image size
854x592px 391.63 KB
Make
Canon
Model
Canon EOS 500D
Shutter Speed
1/160 second
Aperture
F/5.0
Focal Length
131 mm
ISO Speed
1600
Date Taken
Oct 9, 2011, 1:38:51 PM
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African wild dogs are one of the most interessting animals I ever saw in a Zoo. In Zoo Basel when I was there, they were kept a little bit behind the scenes - so all was a bit sheltered, silent and away from all the visitors - I stayed near them on a tiny meadow and watched them for 1h - with some really lovely moments!