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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 30 ก.ย. 2024
- Keeper Talk at the Maned Wolf exhibit with Isaac at the San Diego Zoo.
The Maned Wolf (Chrysocyon brachyurus) is the largest canid of South America. Its markings resemble those of foxes, but it is not a fox, nor is it a wolf, as it is not closely related to other canids. It is the only species in the genus Chrysocyon (meaning "golden dog").
They are visually large, but are lightweights, really. Beautiful creatures
They look nice
They eat mice
They might beg
But most importantly
*They got long legs*
Damn those things are really well trained.
From their point of view, they've trained the humans to give them mice.
Susan A. Not a bad gig
That and maned wolves are less carnivorous than most other canines so training them is presumably a bit easier
tall boys
leggy boys
stick boyes
Tall girls
Their so beautiful! Their well taken care of too. I hope humans stop messing with their environmental So they can be free and not endangered.
*they're
@@akaakaakaak5779 shut
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When the maned wolves at a zoo are better trained than 99% of *dogs* these days...
@Nqzz ? Pretty sad to see there's still people who think training = abuse/forcing. Smh...
@Nqzz ? ... Being *forced* to mate...
I won't even bother engaging into a conversation with a specimen like you. Have a nice day.
@Nqzz ?
they’re not being forced, lmao. Some zoos do mistreat animals, but most just utilize the simple reward training system. Many animals understand that when they do something, they get a reward. That’s literally how dogs are trained, it applies to maned wolves, too.
@Nqzz ? abuse? you relize the san diego zoo is the best zoo in the world right? they dont do any cruel training. and how is breeding bad? it saves many animals and where do you see a cage
@Nqzz ? most animals in the san Diego zoo breed naturally. and also if they are endangered then breeding the artificially might be required
Ironically some domestic dogs are just as skittish.
Just like a puppy. Absolutely adorable.
I did not know that one can train them like dogs. They are so beautiful
I mean unless it has a condition, almost any canine can be trained "like dogs" (albeit I would imagine foxes probably have to be trained more like cats due to convergent evolution regarding cognition). The question is how consistently the training will hold up under adverse conditions and what additional challenges are present.
Even among dogs, some breeds can learn more commands than others (on average for all of these), some will rely on their training more consistently while others are more independent, and some tend to have particular attributes that make training more difficult.
It looks like the combination of a fox and a hyena.
Looks like a hybrid, man made animal.
@@acmcgowan751 good thing it's not and from years of evolution
This animals nickname is also the fox deer because of how it looks but it’s actually a manned wolf which is not a wolf is actually just a different breed of wild canine
More like a fox and a deer.
is that their whole enclosure? I hope not. Pathetically small for such large cursorial animals
It's a show pen. They've most likely got a larger living enclosure
@@aker333 hopefully
They are beautiful elegant animals..
So that's what they're supposed to look like. I was grilling one day (back when we lived out in the country), and I look up to see the giant, yet skinny, scraggly dog thing staring at me. It was about 100 ft away or so. We just stared at each other forever, I checked the grill, went inside to hide a bit and came out. It was gone. It was on the side of the property we let grow tall, so the fact that I could see an entire animal over the top of tall grass kinda freaked me out. Then I couldn't find out what it was! I guess this is how crazy monster stories start😁 Once I finally found out what it was, I realized the poor thing was way out of it's environment. It belongs it a warm, humid environment, and it was in the PNW. Humid, yes, but hot it ain't. Well, maybe with global warming... Shame on whoever brought it there though!
The Maned Wolf will soon be in a note of money of Brasil.
I hope named wolves come out of being borderline extinct
The manes wolf is extraordinary.
They stinky.
My sister lives in San Diego and took my wife and me to the zoo and they stinky.
Very intelligent. My mother doesn't even bother training her dogs to stop barking or to not bite people.
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I listened. Thank you. Good presentation
Brazilian Guará Wolf
Also known as skunk wolf.
@TERRY RUBRA there is no such a Wolf in England so try to respect and learn the name from the place they live in.
The pace lines in that enclosure are terrible. Far too small for those animals.
@@arylykos5148 still not adequate. They have some bad pace lines in the enclosure. Stereotypical behaviour is always caused by an animals needs not being properly met.
@@immi7662 its not a paceline its just an area where grass didn't grow and it's just a show area they have a larger enclosure.
@@antipetaassociation4279 lmao no it isn’t a pace line is an area that grass doesn’t grow because an animal has been pacing back and forth. And it always follows where the animal regularly paces. Grass doesn’t just choose not to grow there lmao
@@immi7662 if it was a pace line it would be a straight line where there is no grass. there are patches opf no grass so they are not pace lines
@@antipetaassociation4279 AHAHAH NO IT WOULDNT LMFAOOOO
look up animal pace lines lmao
Wow I love the way you are teaching them.... they are so beautiful and seem to respond very well to your training methods.... very intelligent and well mannered... thank you so much for sharing 👍👏 👏👍 these endangered animals deserve to be protected. . thanks again !!
Fox on stilts
I feel like the enclosure is too small
Ok Jame you're cute.
I heard some proper questions
Esses lobos são aqui do Brasil
South America
@@endovelicus74 Brazil
@Fabio Silveira vou verificar as fontes
É do planeta, do mundo.
Esse animal é nativo do Brasil, conhecido como Lobo Guara, ele é mais encontrado na região do cerrado, quando eu era menor, eu avistei um perto de um rio em que eu estava pescando.
Definitely a animal at could be domesticated in the future if they have no habit
Mas inteligentes que muchos que andan por ahí.
I have long legs and I must T A M P
😱OMG LIKE A FOX😱SO CUTE😍
Edit:Big foxes😂😇❤
@@gerena9171 I wish I could just touch them!!😂😭😍
@odeio kpop Oh lmao I've never seen them before :)
@odeio kpop hey :)
Bellissimi animali, peccato vivano in una gabbia! Sono evidentemente in uno stato di forte stress, si presenta già attraverso comportamenti stereotipati, poveracci
Best option prob domestication, seem pretty docile and are not primarily meat eaters, very unique animal
Here in Brazil we don't domesticate wild animals
@@190vivian What do you think we did with cows, horses, basically every farm and pet animal?
@@190vivian Poor Brazil.
@@190vivian look at Brazil lmao.
it's named Aguará Guazú
Aguara Guazu!! (Maned Wolf)
That is a horribly small enclosure.
So pretty. Shame they are in such a small enclosure.
Lol.
I think they are so cool!
tall foxes on steroids
3:31 you cheated...
kkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkk
Anything vaguely dog-shaped: *exists*
Humans: "Its domesticatin' time"
This zoo who lived in this zoo as first video on youtube
Their def canine cuz they can be trained
Oh yes you could have it as pets i have seen some have them as pets and they act just like a dog jumps up on you when you walk in the door, wags the tail and whines when not getting belly rubs lol, if you told someone it was a dog they would believe it lol
Maned Wolf is South America is Brazillian 🇧🇷
Hopefully the keepers have to perform like that too to get fed ✌️
what?
Wait so they can be pet material 🧐
wow🤔🤔
IM 30 abonnés
Que inteligente,quiero uno.....
I want one so bad
*its a Pokemon.*
*_Whoever the parent is who is talking loudly with your child, i bet she ends up a crack head because of your failure as a parent. Have some respect & either leave if you dont want to be there or at least respect those trying to talk by using a hushed tone. It works, i'm raising 8 kids & know they can be noisy but we teach/learn by example_*
This is so sad. These majestic animals should be free, in the wild, not locked in some cage to be gawked at.
They’re highly endangered due to severe habitat loss. People who cares them, they need to keep them in captivity to save the species from the people (corporations) who continuously destroying their habitat. We’re not really allowed to act against those corporations, so I would sacrifice many things just to keep a couple happy, even if it’s attached with the bad word “captivity”. Feels much better than let them die in awful conditions without food and water.
@@LostFelidae And even without human intervention, these guys are in a bad position in nature in general (they don't form packs, one of the most essential needs for survival of canines)
Veronika, Questioning Things Yes, if you search for “Men save thirsty maned wolf” you see just how bad it is. Apparently there’s a lot of metal pollution in the natural bodies of water that they’d normally drink from, so it’s essential to secure the species, even if that means there are a few generations of captive maned wolves. Captivity is the closest we can get to a ‘seed vault’ for animals, and it’s the best way we can preserve species when the environmental issues can’t be fixed fast enough to avoid direct intervention.
If they weren’t there they’d be dead. For fuck sake
there endangered animals