They run in packs, hunt strategically as a team and take care of their own, they are the Painted Dogs of Africa. Driving down the road to Hwange Main Camp we spot the sign, “Painted Dog Conservation”. Although it’s getting late we swing around to take a look. It’s an education and research compound and the staff are kind enough to give us a private tour. Primrose, our knowledgeable guide, walks us through the history and work done by the project. Did you know Painted Dogs are not really dogs? Did you know why they are at risk of going…
What You Might Not Know About Painted Dogs
· by Wildlife Margrit · In: #NikelaAfrica, All Posts, endangered, Human Wildlife Conflict, poisoning, wild animals, Wild dogs, wildlife conservation Tagged: endangered species, Greg Rasmussen, Hawange, Isabod, painted dog, Painted dog Conservation, wild dog
