African wild dogs live in packs that typically include an alpha male and female and their offspring, and they hunt antelope, zebra, wildebeest, and gazelle across grasslands and open woodlands in sub-Saharan Africa. However, the population of African wild dogs has declined to only 2,000-5,000 individuals due mostly to habitat loss and other threats, and many now live only in nature preserves.

1. African Wild Dog
African wild dogs

2. Diet
 African
wild dogs hunt on Antelope, Zebra,
Wildebeest, Gazel and impila.

3. Population
 The population of these wild dogs is
between 2,000 and 5,000 of these dogs
left.
 Mostly some of them are in preservers
and national animal parks.

4. Behaviour
 The African wild dogs live and hunt in
groups witch are called packs.
 Packs typically include an alpha
(dominant) male and female, their
offspring and other related members.
 Historically, more than 100 members in
packs during spring.
 But today there is only ten in a pack.

5. Threats
 The specie has a series of threats
including habbit lost.

6. The Range
 African wild dogs are only found in the
blazing hot Africa in the Sahara deserts.
 Savannas grassland, and open woodlands
are the preferred habbits for wild dogs.

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