No, this isn’t a giant fox — it’s a maned wolf! They’re native to South America and found in Brazil, Paraguay, Bolivia and Argentina. In the U.S., organizations, such as the Endangered Wolf Center, are working to conserve maned wolves. Learn more about the September The Association of Zoos and Aquariums featured animal: https://mutualofomaha.co/3XBKFtG 🦨 Maned wolves are sometimes called “skunk wolves” because of their stinky urine, strategically used to mark territory. 🦊 Their long, slender b

Tinder for wolves? The survival of the maned wolf may depend on the science of matchmaking. As the wolves’ habitat becomes increasingly threatened, scientists are trying to breed a backup population. (via Skunk Bear) | KQED Science