Meet the bush dog! This wild canine finds its home in forest or wet savanna habitats from Panama to northern Argentina. It has a semi-aquatic lifestyle & is a skilled swimmer, thanks to its partially webbed feet. It feeds on a variety of rodents like agoutis, pacas, & capybaras. pic.twitter.com/oz743neQBs

— American Museum of Natural History (@AMNH) February 5, 2021

Our Bush dog family enjoy a paddle in their pool whatever the weather! Did you know that Bush dogs are semi-aquatic with partially webbed feet, helping them to dive and swim! #BushDogs #JustKeepSwimming #ColchesterZoo pic.twitter.com/3GPAx64r0R

— Colchester Zoo (@ColchesterZoo) August 31, 2020

ONE MORE DAY!🗓️

Tiny Tim the new curious Bushdog has been joined by three adorable females and they are all settling in extremely well ready for our opening tomorrow🐾 https://t.co/JnFDaHxSUu pic.twitter.com/fZt70LsESV

— Yorkshire Wildlife Park 🦁 (@YorkshireWP) April 11, 2021

This spectacular animal looks like a bear, fox, and dog all wrapped into one. One thing is for sure— it's a total predator. Learn more about the bush dog tonight in Amazing Dogs: America at 9 PM. pic.twitter.com/JPcJtgqNCS

— Smithsonian Channel (@SmithsonianChan) July 7, 2021

「人間の尿道に侵入する魚」　アマゾンのカンディルの謎

──「アンモニアに反応して人間を襲い、尿道などから侵入する」との言い伝えhttps://t.co/xScAWzNkLR #ニューズウィーク日本版 @Newsweek_JAPANより

— ニューズウィーク日本版 (@Newsweek_JAPAN) April 28, 2022

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