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Maharashtra: In a first for Melghat, Indian grey wolf seen guiding dhole pack

Senior wildlife researcher Dr. Sawan M Deshmukh, Honorary Wildlife Warden of Amravati district, spotted both species together on February 22 at 5.40 pm inside the Melghat Tiger Reserve, a rare sighting that coincided with the reserve’s Foundation Day

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Green circle: Indian Grey wolf; Red circle: Asiatic Wild Dog (Dhole). Pic/Dr Sawan M Deshmukh

Green circle: Indian Grey wolf; Red circle: Asiatic Wild Dog (Dhole). Pic/Dr Sawan M Deshmukh

In an extraordinary and rare wildlife development, researchers at the Melghat Tiger Reserve have documented a remarkable instance of peaceful coexistence between two traditionally separate carnivore species — the Indian grey wolf and the Asiatic wild dog (dhole).

Wildlife researcher observes wolf leading dhole pack

Senior wildlife researcher Dr. Sawan M Deshmukh, Honorary Wildlife Warden of Amravati district, spotted both species together on February 22 at 5.40 pm inside the Melghat Tiger Reserve, a rare sighting that coincided with the reserve’s Foundation Day.

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