National park posts photos of wild dog feasting on its prey

 

The Facebook page of the Khao Yai National Park posted on Friday (July 24) pictures of the Asian wild dog eating its prey.The dholes are larger than foxes, having short noses, huge ears, and red-brown hair. The tip of their tails is black or brown.

Mostly, the dholes hunt as a pack.

The national park informed that the dholes can hunt victims physically larger than them. A few dholes can take on a deer, and take it apart in two minutes.

The dholes, the page said, avoids humans. They like water and bathe in shallow water in summer and winter.

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