maned wolf
Americannoun
Etymology
Origin of maned wolf
First recorded in 1900–05
Example Sentences
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Last year the BBC's Planet Earth III team revealed the risk to the rare maned wolf from fires used for clearing the savannah for farming.
From BBC
The arrival of the maned wolf, a species native to South American savannas.
From Washington Post
Others include the howler monkeys, cassowary, maned wolf and green iguana.
From Washington Times
Consider a black maned wolf seen in Brazil.
From Scientific American
The maned wolf pups are the first at the Louisville Zoo in a decade.
From Washington Times
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