South America's “fox on stilts” | Earth Archives
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Jesus Fox on Twitter: "@LegoLab2000 @MatthewBpbuds @SkyGovan @Lil_Fox15 @Kekeflipnote @shenanigansen Guys, it's obvious what Kirby had to eat for legs that long... The Manned Wolf. https://t.co/CKd9mWsglR" / Twitter
Is It a Fox on Stilts? Nope, It's a Maned Wolf! | HowStuffWorks
Maned wolf | mammal | Britannica
The strangest wolf! Maned wolf: deer legs and fox habits! - YouTube
Maned wolf | Smithsonian's National Zoo
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The maned wolf is native to South America. It has markings that resemble foxes, but it is neither a fox nor a wolf. It is the only species in the genus Chrysocyon :
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Phoenix Zoo on Twitter: "Yellow, a maned wolf, eagerly awaiting her dinner. Demonstrated by her long legs, you can see why the maned wolf has been nicknamed the "stilted fox." (Photo by
🔥 Gorgeous Maned wolf, part wolf, part fox, all foxy & long legged 🔥 : r/NatureIsFuckingLit
NTD Television - This long-legged animal that barks like a dog, has the face of a fox, and moves like a deer has the world scratching its head! Can you guess what
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Featured Creature: Maned Wolf | Blog | Nature | PBS
Maned wolf | Smithsonian's National Zoo
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Fox | Species, Habitat, Behavior, & Facts | Britannica
Maned wolf - Wikipedia
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Long Legs | Young fox kits reach a point in the summer where… | Flickr
American Museum of Natural History - It's a fox! It's a dog? It's the maned wolf (Chrysocyon brachyurus), the largest member of the dog family in South America. But these omnivores don't
