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Cuon alpinus
Dholes or Asiatic Wild dogs are about the size of a border collie. They are highly social and cooperative animal much like their african cousins. Their pack contains more males than females with generally one breeding female .
They usually prefer forest habitats (dry deciduous, moist deciduous and rainforests) , but can also be seen in the open steppes of Kashmir and Siberia.
These images were taken over a period of time mainly during the months of November to February in the forests of Nagarhole and Bandipur Tiger Reserves in the Southern Indian State of Karnataka.
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Love that third shot especially. So appropriate for the Dhole.
OMG!
love these.