Longest African mammal movement recorded by Zambian wild dogs
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Three male African wild dogs travelled more than 4,126 kilometres in nine months across Zambia from their birth pack in Kafue National Park to establish territory in a game management area, the longest recorded African mammal movement and longest wild dog dispersal on record.
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