Academy of Natural Sciences

JUNE 15, 2022

You may have noticed a common theme at the dinner table: Grandpa has spotted the fox in the yard again or perhaps your aunt has heard of a coyote in the local nature preserve. Are these wild canine populations rising, and if so, why? Can you tell us more about the relationship these canine populations have with humans?

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PBS Nature

JANUARY 26, 2023

From the recognizable and familiar like foxes, wolves, African wild dogs and coyotes to the lesser-known ones like the Japanese raccoon dog, fennec fox, dholes and dingoes, canids have conquered every continent except Antarctica. Japanese raccoon dogs in populous Tokyo find refuge in quiet shrines.

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HumanNature

DECEMBER 28, 2023

If all of that weren’t enough, prairie dogs also act as an important food source for grassland carnivores including foxes, coyotes, badgers, bobcats, several raptor species and the highly endangered black-footed ferret, the most endangered mammal in North America. If they are so important, why the controversy? So, what is the solution?

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PA Environment Daily

JANUARY 26, 2022

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