Strange Red Animal Spotted On A Street, Leaves Internet Stunned

We are well aware of wolves. However, most of us might not have heard about ‘maned wolf’. A video of one such creature, who is neither a fox nor a wolf has gone viral and the internet is too stunned, reports ndtv.com.

In a video shared by internet user Reg Saddler on Twitter, the animal is seen crossing a street calmly. The weird part is that the animal appears to be a wolf at first glance and then if one looks closely, it appears to be a fox. However, it belongs to neither category. Amused by the same, the user captioned the post as, “Does anyone know what the heck this is?!”

The post has received two million views since being shared. Many Twitter users were stunned to witness such an animal. Some people thought that it’s a hyena while others called the video fake.

One user said, “Looks fake, the dark fur on the neck keeps appearing and disappearing.”

Someone took a guess and said, “It looks like a jackal hybrid with another canine mammal… maybe hyena or coyote.”

The video was reshared by a Twitter page Fascinating where they claimed the animal to be a ‘maned wolf.’ As per Britannica, the species is a rare large-eared member of the dog family found in remote plains areas of central South America.

The maned wolf is characterised by an erectile mane, long reddish-brown fur, extremely long blackish legs, and a fox-like head. The maned wolf is a nocturnal, solitary species that preys on tiny animals, insects and plant matter. It often stays away from people.

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Jake Carter

Jake Carter is a journalist and a paranormal investigator who has been fascinated by the unexplained since he was a child.

He is not afraid to challenge the official narratives and expose the cover-ups and lies that keep us in the dark. He is always eager to share his findings and insights with the readers of anomalien.com, where he has been a regular contributor since 2013.

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