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aardwolf
member of the family Hyaenidae. Resembles a striped hyena; lives in an earth and feeds on termites, carrion and small wildlife. Called also Proteles cristatus.
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Just seeing the likes of aardvarks, aardwolves, otters, wild dogs, hyenas and jackals secretively going about their business is a great experience.
The Wildlife of South Africa by Gail Kenny / Travel, recreation and leisure community
These include the aardwolves of Africa, the aardvarks ("ground pig" in Afrikaans) and the pangolins of Africa and Asia, and the numbats and echidnas, primitive egg-laying mammals of Australia.
The allure of anteaters: attracting increased attention from ... by Cohn, Jeffrey P. / Americas (English Edition)
For example, carnivorous mammals' descendants that now shun meat include honey badgers, bamboo-eating pandas, and termite-slurping aardwolves.
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