A study has indicated that an extremely rare species of Amazonian wild canine, referred to as the 'ghost dog,' may have a higher population than previously estimated. This conclusion is based on new data collected by researchers.
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Study suggests higher population of Amazonian wild canine known as 'ghost dog'
Research suggests that the population of the rare Amazonian wild canine, known as the 'ghost dog,' could be larger than earlier assessments indicated. This finding is derived from new data gathered by scientists.
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Scientists make ‘surprising’ discovery about Amazonian ‘ghost dogs’
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Study suggests higher population of Amazonian wild canine known as 'ghost dog'