May 26, 2012 by retrieverman
Posted in Identify the species | 25 Comments
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It looks like a canid -kind of like a baby wolf at about 2weeks.
Maned wolf maybe?
Definitely looks like a canid. Perhaps a Silver Fox Kit?
Could it a baby african hunting dog?
Looks like a puppy to me.
It clearly a Lycanthrope (Lycanthropus sapiens)
Cape Hunting Dog.
My first guess would be a hyena but the ears look down so I would really like to know what it is…
Second guess would be maned wolf like Steph wrote…
Red fox kit!
maned wolf pup
It looks as if Suhail and I have reached a consensus of opinion on this, but you can bet that retrieverman will soon reveal the more interesting truth – that it is actually a tasmanian devil crossed with a melanistic red squirrel.
Maned wolf
Peter,
It may be maned wolf pup as well lol.
Dingo?
Trying to be more sensible, I think the clue is in the white tip to the tail. Canid pups tend to be born with folded ears and dark fur; some staying that way and others soon nbecoming prick eared and lighter. So my final bet is that maybe Lauren up there is right – and using least words to say it!
Maned wolf. They are born blackish. Red fox kits – at least in the images I have seen – are a dusky brown when they are really small.
Just looked at a video of two American zoo born baby maned wolves and yes, you who opted for that, you are right damn it! LOL.. unless you know better, retrieverman?
I liked your tasmanian squirrel answer better.
Bothered by the nose ridge, which doesn’t look canid. Could it be a young Tasmanian devil?
i’m thinking wolverine.
maned-wolves are extremely leggy –
they resemble foxes on stilts.
this baby appears stocky, & plantigrade, too.
I, also, think it’s a maned wolf.
maybe we’ll never know as interest fades…