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Image 1 — A pack of African wild dogs or painted wolves feeds on a hirola antelope (Beatragus hunteri) that they killed, in the Ishaqbini Conservancy of eastern Kenya. The hirola is critically endangered, with only about 400 individuals remaining.

Image 2 — A pack of African wild dogs or painted wolves feeds on a hirola antelope (Beatragus hunteri) that they killed, in the Ishaqbini Conservancy of eastern Kenya. The hirola is critically endangered, with only about 400 individuals remaining.

Image 3 — A pack of African wild dogs or painted wolves feeds on a hirola antelope (Beatragus hunteri) that they killed, in the Ishaqbini Conservancy of eastern Kenya. The hirola is critically endangered, with only about 400 individuals remaining.

Image 4 — A pack of African wild dogs or painted wolves feeds on a hirola antelope (Beatragus hunteri) that they killed, in the Ishaqbini Conservancy of eastern Kenya. The hirola is critically endangered, with only about 400 individuals remaining.

A pack of African wild dogs or painted wolves feeds on a hirola antelope (Beatragus hunteri) that they killed, in the Ishaqbini Conservancy of eastern Kenya. The hirola is critically endangered, with only about 400 individuals remaining.

Credit: Mark Boyd on Facebook (Mammals of East Africa). This is seemingly the first photograph of Beatragus in a predator-prey interaction, the wild dogs are also endangered too, particularly in Kenya.

u/Future-Law-3565 — 11 hours ago