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Chrysocyon brachyurus

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The Maned Wolf has very long and skinny legs, making them the largest canine in South America. They almost look like a fox on stilts.

Maned wolf (Chrysocyon brachyurus) walking in the grass

Maned wolf (Chrysocyon brachyurus) walking in the grass

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The Maned Wolf has very long and skinny legs, making them the largest canine in South America. They almost look like a fox on stilts.

Maned wolf lying in the grass in front of trees

Maned wolf lying in the grass in front of trees

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The Maned Wolf has very long and skinny legs, making them the largest canine in South America. They almost look like a fox on stilts.

Maned wolf on a grass field

Maned wolf on a grass field

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The Maned Wolf has very long and skinny legs, making them the largest canine in South America. They almost look like a fox on stilts.

Maned wolf walking isolated over a white background

Maned wolf walking isolated over a white background

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The Maned Wolf has very long and skinny legs, making them the largest canine in South America. They almost look like a fox on stilts.

Maned wolf walking in grass

Maned wolf walking in grass

Vladimir Wrangel/Shutterstock.com
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The Maned Wolf has very long and skinny legs, making them the largest canine in South America. They almost look like a fox on stilts.

Maned Wolf puppy standing on grass

Maned Wolf puppy standing on grass

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Maned wolf (Chrysocyon brachyurus). Wild life animal.

Types of Wild Dogs

The maned wolf is the largest canid of South America and looks more like a long-legged fox than a wolf. 

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Coolest Animals: The Maned Wolf

Coolest Animals: The Maned Wolf

The maned wolf derives its name from the characteristic mane on its neck which stands erect when it scents danger.

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Wild Dog Breeds: Maned Wolf

Wild Dog Breeds: Maned Wolf

The particularly long legs of the maned wolf are likely an adaptation that allows them to see above the tall grass in which they often hunt.

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Maned wolf on a grass field

Maned Wolf

Chrysocyon brachyurus

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