Ethiopian wolves have a sweet tooth. These flowers are their lollipops
Ethiopian wolves are carnivores but new research suggests they supplement their diet with the sweet, sticky nectar from ...
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These Endangered Wolves Have a Sweet Tooth—and It Might Make Them Rare Carnivorous Pollinators
Now, scientists say the Ethiopian wolf, the world’s rarest wild dog, might be the first known large carnivore to pollinate, as the canines lick red hot poker flowers to get their sweet fix.
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Gray, Red, Or Ethiopian: What Is The Largest Wolf Species?
We’ve seen Game Of Thrones and secretly dreamed about what it would be like to have an absolutely massive dire wolf as a pet.
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Ethiopian Wolves, Nectar-Loving Canids, Could Be the First Carnivores to Act as Pollinators
Recent research suggests that Ethiopian wolves (Canis simensis) may be the first carnivores to also act as pollinators.