Ethiopian wolf
1 of 1noun/ˌiθiˈoʊpiən wʊlf/
Forms:Ethiopian wolves
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a rare wild canine found in Ethiopia's highlands, known for its reddish coat, long legs, and slender build
An Ethiopian wolf is a rare wild animal found only in the highlands of Ethiopia. It has a reddish coat, long legs, a narrow face, and a white underbelly. This wolf mainly hunts small animals, such as rodents, and lives in open areas like grasslands and flat terrains. As one of the rarest types of wolves in the world, it faces threats from habitat loss, diseases from domestic dogs, and human activities. Conservation efforts are ongoing to protect this unique species.
- The Ethiopian wolf is native to Ethiopia's mountain ranges.
- Scientists are studying the behavior of the Ethiopian wolf.
- Tourists spotted an Ethiopian wolf during their trek in the highlands.
- The Ethiopian wolf is one of the rarest canines in the world.
- The conservation team works to protect the Ethiopian wolf from extinction.
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