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1. Aardwolf - Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia
For most of the year, aardwolves spend time in shared territories consisting aardwolves are shy and nocturnal, sleeping in underground burrows by day.
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Aardwolf Conservation status
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Scientific classification Kingdom: Animalia
Phylum: Chordata
Class: Mammalia
Order: Carnivora
Family: Hyaenidae
Subfamily: Protelinae
Flower, 1869 Genus: Proteles
Species: P. cristatus
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Proteles cristatus Sparrman Aardwolf range The aardwolf Proteles cristatus ) is a small insectivorous hyena -like mammal , native to Eastern and Southern Africa . The name means "earth wolf" in Afrikaans Dutch It is also called "maanhaar-jackal" and "protelid". Unlike other hyenas (subfamily Hyaeninae ), the diet of the aardwolf almost completely consists of termites , other insect larvae and carrion. The aardwolf is the only surviving species of the subfamily Protelinae . Two geographically separate subspecies are recognized: Proteles cristatus cristatus of Southern Africa , and Proteles cristatus septentrionalis of Eastern and Northeastern Africa. It is usually placed in the Hyaenidae, though formerly separated in another family (Protelidae).
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The aardwolf looks most like the Striped Hyena , but is significantly smaller and has a more pointed muzzle , sharper ears used for listening for harvester termites, black vertical stripes on a coat of yellowish fur, and a long, distinct

2. Aardwolf - Proteles Cristatus
After that period, at about three months, the young aardwolves are ready to Since aardwolves eat termites, they don t need help killing them because
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cristatus The aardwolf is a furry hyena that looks like a dog, but has long front legs and short hind legs. Aardwolf means "earth wolf" in Afrikaans. Afrikaans is a language spoken in southern Africa. The aardwolf was named like that because they live in underground burrows. The aardwolf can be found from Angola to Zambia and in the Fynbos of South Africa. It also lives in southern Egypt down to Tanzania. summers are hot and dry. It has many plants found nowhere else in the world. Most of the plants are scrubby with small, leathery leaves. Except for the Bontebok , animals in this region can be found in other places in Africa. The terrain is mostly grasslands, plains, rocky areas, bushy areas, semi-desert, savanna, and hills, and occasionally you would find a small mountain, or two. The aardwolf, aardvark, termites, hyenas, lions, and several kinds of reptiles and amphibians are some of the animals that live there. The aardwolf inhabits the open grassland plains in the Fynbos where its main food source, the harvester termite, builds its mounds. depth preception. Its muzzle is black, broad, and nearly hairless. The aardwolf's teeth are small, blunt (except for the canine teeth, which are rather sharp), and widely spaced. It has a humped back and low hindquarter. The aardwolf moves like a dog. Unlike a hyena, the aardwolf has five toes on its forefoot, while the hyena only has four toes. The aardwolf also has non-retractable claws to scratch in the dirt to dig for termites.

3. The Living Desert - Aardwolf
aardwolves coats are light buff color with an orange tint, striped with dark brown. Their fur is long and coarse, with bushy tails. A mane, or crest,
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Proteles cristatus What does it look like? Aardwolves' coats are light buff color with an orange tint, striped with dark brown. Their fur is long and coarse, with bushy tails. A mane, or crest, along their backs which becomes erect when frightened.
  • They stand about 20 inches at the shoulder They reach 2.5 feet long Weight 20 to 30 pounds Members of the hyena family, aardwolves are more closely related to civets, mongooses and meerkats than dogs or wolves Aardwolf, which means "earthwolf" in Afrikaans, is so named because these animals live in under-ground burrows
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Aardwolves are broken into 2 distinct populations. The southern population is spread over south Africa as far south as Angola, Zambia and Mozambique. The northern population is in east Africa as far north as southeast Egypt. They are commonly found in open sandy plains or brush country. What are some behaviors?

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6. Aardwolves - Hutchinson Encyclopedia Article About Aardwolves
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Nocturnal mammal Proteles cristatus of the hyena aardvark . It feeds almost exclusively on termites, eating up to 300,000 per day, but may also eat other insects and small mammals. Males mate monogamously but females, which have a much larger range, will mate with other males. hut(2)
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7. The Hyena Pages -- The Aardwolf
aardwolves live entirely on two species of termites. One of these species goes dormant during the cooler winter, so they then switch to the other species
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An aardwolf, by Mella Panzella. (Ms. Panzella, if you have any objections to your photo being used here, please [email] me.) It looks like a miniature striped hyena, but it's not. The aardwolf (the name means "earth-wolf" in Afrikaans) is so highly adapted to eating termites that its teeth, except for its canines, have dwindled to mere pegs incapable of chewing meat. Its fangs are still well-developed, and it uses them to defend its territory from other aardwolves. Aardwolves live entirely on two species of termites. One of these species goes dormant during the cooler winter, so they then switch to the other species for sustenance. This very restricted diet means that the species has a very retricted range it can only live where these two species of termites do. An aardwolf doesn't have powerful claws or forelegs like an anteater or aardvark, so it can't dig out the termites. It has to stand beside or on top of the mound to lick up what it can. Aardwolves live in burrows in the earth, and come out only at night.

8. Aardwolves - Wiktionary
Plural form of aardwolf. Retrieved from http//en.wiktionary.org/wiki/aardwolves . Categories English plurals English irregular plurals ending in ves
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    9. Living Library | Aardvarks And Aardwolves Of Kwandwe | Article In Mammals
    Aardvarks and aardwolves of Kwandwe. The Aardvark (literal translation from Afrikaans is earth pig ) and Aardwolf ( earth wolf ) spend most of their lives
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    Aardvarks and Aardwolves of Kwandwe
    The Aardvark (literal translation from Afrikaans is "earth pig") and Aardwolf ("earth wolf") spend most of their lives with their noses to the ground. Although not rare, they are shy, nocturnal and rarely-seen, so these are two of the most sought-after animals on safari.
    Situated in South Africa's Eastern Cape province, Kwandwe Private Game Reserve is one of the few wildlife reserves where there are regular opportunities to see these timid and unusual creatures.
    Aardvark - the earth pig
    One of the reasons that so little is known about the Aardvark is that this amazing creature is mainly nocturnal and solitary. They are far larger than most people expect, weighing about the same as an adult Cheetah (40kg). Observations at Kwandwe have shown that the Aardvark changes its patterns of movement according to the seasons, and this probably has something to do with its foraging habits. Two termite species are predominantly consumed.

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    11. Discover Life - Mammalia: Hyaenidae - Aardwolves, Hyenas
    Discover Life s encyclopedia page about the biology, natural history, ecology, identification and distribution of Mammalia Hyaenidae aardwolves, Hyenas.
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    Aardwolves Information Aardwolf; Length of head and body: 22-31 inches; tail, 8-12 inches. Weight: 20-31 pounds. Habitat and Range: open plains and woodlands in southern and eastern Africa. The aardwolf (species Proteles cristatus), African carnivore generally placed in the family Hyaenidae but separated by some authorities as the family Protelidae. The aardwolf, whose name in Afrikaans means "earth wolf," resembles a small striped hyena. It is yellowish with vertical black stripes and a bushy, black-tipped tail, and it bears a long, coarse mane of erectile hairs along the length of its back.
    The aardwolf lives on the open, grassy plains of southern and eastern Africa. There are two geographically separate populations, one centered in South Africa and the other extending from central Tanzania northward to southern Egypt. The aardwolf feeds largely on termites, particularly on the species Trinervitermes trinervoides. It is nocturnal, lives in a burrow, and is usually solitary but may forage in small packs. The litter generally consists of three or four young. The aardwolf is harmless and shy; when attacked, as by dogs, it emits a musky-smelling fluid and may fight. Its life span is fourteen years in captivity.

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    Soldiers of T. trinervoides were collected, liquidized in oil, and then added in different concentrations to the diets of captive aardwolves, African civets
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    15. Aardwolves - Definition From The Merriam-Webster Online Dictionary
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    Aardvarks and aardwolves. Source National Geographic aardvark ärd värk ORIGIN late 18th cent. from South African Dutch, from aarde ‘earth’ + vark ‘pig.
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    Also found in: Medical Encyclopedia Wikipedia Hutchinson 0.48 sec. write_ads(AdsNum, 0) aard·wolf (ärd w lf n. A mammal (Proteles cristatus) native to southern and eastern Africa that resembles the hyena, has gray fur with black stripes, and feeds mainly on termites and insect larvae. [Afrikaans : aarde earth (from Middle Dutch aerde ; see er- in Indo-European roots) + wolf wolf (from Middle Dutch; see w k w o- in Indo-European roots).] Thesaurus Legend: Synonyms Related Words Antonyms Noun aardwolf - striped hyena of southeast Africa that feeds chiefly on insects Proteles cristata hyaena hyena - doglike nocturnal mammal of Africa and southern Asia that feeds chiefly on carrion genus Proteles Proteles - aardwolf
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