Species of canines are distributed all over the world. Most of them have adapted to their habitat environment because of teamwork and intelligence.
When it comes to canines, most people think of gray wolves, foxes, and domestic dogs. These are famous canids. There are also some canines that rarely appear in people's field of vision, such as jackals or Brazilian wolves.
Today, let's focus on the Brazilian wolf. It is also known as the maned wolf. It is designated as a rare canine. You can imagine the rarity of the maned wolf. They are similar to jackals, but only similar, but their living habits are exactly the same, especially the long legs of the maned wolf, which are separated from other canines. The maned wolf is the only one of the maned wolves. Unlike other of their kind, they are divided into several types. They can reach a length of one point three meters and a shoulder height of nearly one meter. It can be said that their legs are 70 cm. Long legs of the canine family. Although they have wolves in their names, their behavior has nothing to do with wolves.
Instead, they are very shy. They are not like the other three listed subfamily, who prefer to live alone. The legs of canines are the strangest. It may be thought of as a fox, but it has nothing to do with foxes, except that although they belong to the top predators, they do not hunt large animals, and their dog teeth are not well developed. So, they only eat small animals, mice, etc., and sometimes eat some fruits to satisfy hunger.
Although it is tall, judging from its shy personality and living diet, its combat effectiveness is very weak, and some beasts similar to it are easy to attack it, and sometimes coyotes or dogs will expel it. Encountering an American lion, or bear, is even more dangerous. They were a beautiful dog, a rare species, as if they did not belong to this era, or were simply small animals abandoned at that time.