Wild dogs - or also known as "African painted dogs" live in tightly-knit social groups from 2 up to 27. They are very strongly bonded - as you can see from the interaction between two of the pack dogs. They have a colourful, patchy coat and a bushy tail with a white tip which is used as a flag to keep in contact with the pack while hunting. No two dogs have the same markings and colourations. As endangered species, whenever wild dogs are spotted on Kapama, it is a wonderful sight. Video: Tasha V

Following a pack of African wild dogs, we get to see firsthand their hunting methods as well as the care they take when raising their pups. | Real Wild