Sassy & Gassy

Gender: Girl; Likes: Fall and Winter, Ecology, Zoology, Saturniids, Cats, Monochrome, Books, & Deli Meats

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This video is pure GOLD. I cant believe how blessed we are to have Drag Race.

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Meet the bush dog of South America.

Since that (albeit deceptive) picture of the maned wolf is going around, I thought I would post this. This little buddy is actually the closest living relative of the maned wolf. Of course, their both the only living members of their respective genera so they aren’t that closely related, but given their evolutionary isolation it’s as close as one can get for a living relative. So, let’s take a moment to revel in the irony that this stubby little cutie is a cousin of that leggy maned wolf.

Bush dogs are diurnal hunters, preferring wet savannas and forests. Perhaps somewhat surprisingly, they typically hunt in pack of 10-12 individuals and communicate through whines. Their favorite prey is the paca, a large rodent.

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