Researchers have been following this rare 'ghost dog' species for 23 years to better learn how to protect it
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Trail camera footage of short-eared dogs in the Amazon Basin, an endangered species tracked for 23 years, is providing new data to inform protection strategies for one of the world's rarest canids.
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