1. ADW: Proteles Cristatus: Information Mass 9 to 14 kg (19.8 to 3.8 lbs). aardwolves have a yellow/brown coat with severalvertical black stripes. aardwolves are nocturnal and so are hard to study. http://animaldiversity.ummz.umich.edu/accounts/proteles/p._cristatus$narrative.h

Overview News Conditions of Use ADW Staff ... Home Kingdom Animalia Phylum Chordata Subphylum Vertebrata Class Mammalia Order Carnivora Family Hyaenidae Subfamily Protelinae Species Proteles cristatus Proteles cristatus (aardwolf) Information Pictures Specimens Classification editLink('skunkworks/.accounts/f3a68f06-e469-494f-a795-f9259c5a9d63') 2004/05/18 15:05:14.197 GMT-4 By Callan Garcia Kingdom: Animalia Phylum: Chordata Subphylum: Vertebrata Class: Mammalia Order: Carnivora Family: Hyaenidae Subfamily: Protelinae Genus: Proteles Species: Proteles cristatus Geographic Range Eastern and southern Africa Biogeographic Regions: ethiopian native Habitat Arid, open plains, savannas Terrestrial Biomes: savanna or grassland Physical Description Mass 9 to 14 kg (19.8 to 3.8 lbs) Aardwolves have a yellow/brown coat with several vertical black stripes. They resemble striped hyenas superficially, but their dentition is different. On the aardwolf's back is a strip of long dark hairs, which form an erectile mane that makes the aardwolf look bigger. Head and body length is 550-800mm and tail length ranges from 200-300mm. Shoulder height is 450-500mm. When attacked, an aardwolf raises the crest on its back, takes up a sideways stance to the attacker and emits a strong unpleasant odor from its anal glands. Some key physical features: endothermic bilateral symmetry Reproduction Males are generally solitary and associate with females only to mate. Usually there are 2-4 young in a litter, of which 2 at most will survive. Females raise the young collectively in small groups, that is, they are not particular about whose young they nurse. Generally 2-4 cubs live in a burrow.

2. The Hyena Pages -- Main Page Facts and photos of spotted hyenas, brown hyenas, and aardwolves, as well as pages on hyena evolution and folklore. http://www.liberalmafia.org/hyenas/hyena.html

@import "hyena.css"; The Hyena Pages The Spotted Hyena FAQ Spotted Hyenas: some facts and photos The Brown Hyena Brown Hyenas: some facts and photos ... Liberal Mafia Home Page (You need JavaScript turned on to see the styleswitcher buttons.) Hey, [why is this page so ugly] Looking for a Web designer? Check out my [resume] and some [samples] of my work at [WeareSites] Why a Web site for hyenas? Wolves have plenty of sites on the Web. Hyenas are at least as interesting as wolves. But in 1995, I looked in vain for hyena info on the Web, so I created some. Until the last thirty years, spotted hyenas were misunderstood. Scientists thought they were "cowardly" scavengers (they kill most of their own food, and can take a carcass from a whole pride of lionesses). Male dominance was supposed to be a law of nature (spotted hyenas, like a lot of animals, are female-dominant). They were of little interest to zoologists (actually, they raise interesting, important questions). For me, spotted hyenas are a bit like Baba Yaga in Russian folklore ugly, frightening, powerful, strangely attractive. And like Baba Yaga, the Wild Old Woman or Hag, they have important things to teach us about why mammals become social in the first place, the reasons for male and female dominance in different species, even how sex hormones work.

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4. The Living Desert Aardwolf Aardwolf, which means "earthwolf" in Afrikaans, is so named because these animals live in underground burrows. aardwolves occupy the southern border of Egypt to central Tanzania, and range from http://www.livingdesert.org/sgaardwolf.html

What does it look like? Aardwolves' coats are light buff color with an orange tint, striped with dark brown bands. their fur is long and coarse, with bushy tails and a mane or crest along their backs which becomes erect when frightened. They stand about 20 inches at the shoulder. They reach 2.5 feet long. Weight 50 to 60 pounds. Members of the hyena family, aardwolves are more closely related to civets, mongooses and meerkats than dogs or wolves. Aardwolf, which means "earthwolf" in Afrikaans, is so named because these animals live in under-ground burrows. Where in the world? Aardwolves occupy the southern border of Egypt to central Tanzania, and range from Angola and Zambia to the Cape of Good Hope. They are commonly found in open sandy plains or brush country. What does it eat? Aardwolves are insectivores with highly specialized diets of harvester termites. These termites are unable to tolerate light, and come out in late afternoon to evening in dense columns which aardwolves lap up with their long sticky tongues. During lean seasons, aardwolves feed on other insects and larvae dug out of the ground. An aardwolf may consume 200,000 termites in a single night, so are important in controlling these insects. With their large ears and acute hearing, aardwolves locate prey mainly by sound. What are some characteristics and behavior?

5. WildNet Africa - Capture And Care Manual - Chemical Capture Of The Aardwolf Information on the aardwolf, and proper procedures for catching wild aardwolves using tranquilizing darts, from the online version of the Capture and Care Manual. http://wildnetafrica.co.za/estate/capturecare/sectionb/b1_carnivores/02_richards

SITE MAP WILDLIFE LEARNING LIBRARY ... CAPTURE AND CARE This on-line version of "The Capture and Care Manual" does not contain any tables, appendices or illustrations. Click on the cover (left) to order your own printed copy of this publication. Editor: Andrew A. McKenzie Wildlife Decision Support Services Complete our guestbook form if you wish to be notified of the new edition. Chemical capture of the aardwolf Proteles cristatus P.R.K. Richardson and M.D. Anderson The aardwolf... •Is nocturnal, becoming active around or just after sunset, usually resting for about an hour during the middle of the night, and retiring to its den before dawn •Is solitary and shy, but displays a wide variation in tolerance to approach by vehicles. Most aardwolves when approached by day will run off a few hundred meters and retreat into their den or lie flat on the ground. However, the aardwolf may tolerate your presence and, as long as you do not disturb the animal, you may gradually be able to reduce the distance. Aardwolves are much more tolerant of vehicles with spotlamps at night, and one may often be able to follow an unhabituated animal at a distance of 50-100 m. • Is highly aggressive when captured or partially immobilized, and can inflict severe wounds with its long canines.

6. WildNet Africa - Capture And Care Manual - Physical Capture Of The Aardwolf Information on the aardwolf, and proper procedures for catching wild aardwolves with traps, from the online version of the Capture and Care Manual. http://wildnetafrica.co.za/estate/capturecare/sectionb/b1_carnivores/06_richards

SITE MAP WILDLIFE LEARNING LIBRARY ... CAPTURE AND CARE This on-line version of "The Capture and Care Manual" does not contain any tables, appendices or illustrations. Click on the cover (left) to order your own printed copy of this publication. Editor: Andrew A. McKenzie Wildlife Decision Support Services Complete our guestbook form if you wish to be notified of the new edition. Physical capture of the aardwolf Proteles cristatus P.R.K. Richardson and M.D. Anderson The aardwolf... •Is a relatively small, hyaena-like carnivore that feeds almost exclusively on mound-living harvester termites Trinervitermes spp. These termites forage for grass in aggregations of several thousands on the soil surface, from where the aardwolf licks them up. Trinervitermes cannot tolerate direct sunlight and so are nocturnal: in summer they may be active throughout the night. •Is nocturnal, becoming active around or just after sunset, usually resting for about an hour during the middle of the night, and retiring to its den before dawn •Feeds quite extensively on Hodotermes mossambicus (these termites are primarily active in winter and, being heavily pigmented, can forage by day) during winter, and may thus be active from mid-afternoon until an hour or two after sunset at this time of the year. Otherwise the aardwolf saves energy by resting underground in its den (Anderson, in prep).

7. The Hyena Pages -- The Aardwolf An information page on the aardwolf, Proteles cristatus. and it uses them to defend its territory from other aardwolves. aardwolves live entirely on two species of termites http://www.liberalmafia.org/hyenas/aardwolf.html

@import "hyena.css"; [The Hyena Pages] : The Aardwolf The Aardwolf (You need JavaScript turned on to see the styleswitcher buttons.) Hey, why is this page so ugly Scientific name: Proteles cristatus An aardwolf, by Mella Panzella. (Ms. Panzella, if you have any objections to your photo being used here, please [email] me.) It looks like a miniature striped hyena, but it's not. The aardwolf (the name means "earth-wolf" in Afrikaans) is so highly adapted to eating termites that its teeth, except for its canines, have dwindled to mere pegs incapable of chewing meat. Its fangs are still well-developed, and it uses them to defend its territory from other aardwolves. Aardwolves live entirely on two species of termites. One of these species goes dormant during the cooler winter, so they then switch to the other species for sustenance. This very restricted diet means that the species has a very retricted range it can only live where these two species of termites do. An aardwolf doesn't have powerful claws or forelegs like an anteater or aardvark, so it can't dig out the termites. It has to stand beside or on top of the mound to lick up what it can. Aardwolves live in burrows in the earth, and come out only at night.

8. Limpopo - Facts About Aardwolves Facts about aardwolves Proteles cristatus, Aardwolf. Size Height 40 50centimers; Weight 8 - 12 kilogram. Range Eastern and southern Africa. http://www.xs4all.nl/~elwinw/southafrica/en/sa_aardwolf.html

Change language Sign Guestbook View Guestbook About Skyline Studio Facts about aardwolves Proteles cristatus Size Height 40 - 50 centimers; Weight 8 - 12 kilogram. Range Eastern and southern Africa. Habitat Open country and grassland; also savanna, scrub and rocky areas. Diet Almost exclusively termites and insect larvae. Will occasionally eat eggs of ground nesting birds, small rodents and reptiles. Lifespan Up to 13 years. Status Considered rare in some areas because of human hunting and habitat destruction. Anatomy Its claws are not strong enough to tear open termite mounds, so it must lick them from the surfaces or dig them out of soft soil. Has a long tacky tongue to lick up termites. The jaws are weak and the cheek teeth are very small and widely spaced but the canine teeth are sharp and reasonably powerful. Senses Appears to locate its prey mainly by sound, but the strong-smelling defence secretions of soldier termites probably provide an additional stimulus. Habits Solitary except when raising young. Marks territory with scent from anal glands and dung. Activity Period Mostly nocturnal. Spends most of the day underground in abandoned dens of other animals or in dens they digs themselves.

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10. Merriam-Webster Online MerriamWebster provides a free online dictionary, thesaurus, audio pronunciations, Word of the Day, word games, and other English language resources. http://www.m-w.com/cgi-bin/dictionary?book=Dictionary&va=aardwolves

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12. WebRing: Hub with facts and photos for spotted hyenas, brown hyenas and aardwolves, as well as pages on hyena evolution and folklore. http://www.webring.org/hub?ring=hyena

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14. BBC - Science & Nature - Wildfacts - Aardwolf Aardwolf Proteles cristatus Despite being a member of the hyena family, aardwolvesdiffer in many ways one of them being their diet of termites. http://www.bbc.co.uk/nature/wildfacts/factfiles/700.shtml

@import url('/includes/tbenh.css') ; Home TV Radio Talk ... A-Z Index WEDNESDAY 26th May 2004 Text only Animals Prehistoric Life Genes ... BBC Homepage In Animals Birds Mammals UK wildlife ... Help Like this page? Send it to a friend! You are here: BBC Animals Aardwolf Proteles cristatus Despite being a member of the hyena family, aardwolves differ in many ways - one of them being their diet of termites. Subspecies Two: P.c.cristatus (S. Africa) and P.c.septentrionalis (E.Africa). Statistics Head-tail length: 0.85-1.05cm (2.8-3.4ft), weight: 8-10kg (17.6-22lb). Physical Description Like all members of the hyaenidae, aardwolves have longer front legs than the hind legs. The down-sloping body is accentuated by the crest-like back mane, which is most prominent on the neck and shoulders. Aardwolves can erect this crest if frightened or aggressive to make themselves appear larger. They have long yellow-white fur, which is paler on the throat and underparts. Vertical stripes run down the sides and diagonal stripes run across the fore- and hind-quarters. Distribution They inhabit East and southern Africa.

15. Hyena Intro Page Striped Hyenas. aardwolves. Index of Journal Articles http://www.spottyhyena.org/crocuta

Welcome to the HYENA page! Please excuse the chaos... we're always never under construction... thank you! Welcome to my page, a hyena database of sorts. The purpose of this page is for the spreading of information related to hyenas. Why? I think they are amazing creatures and really do not get the respect they deserve. This is, in part, to the fact that people do not know what Hyenas are like and, hence, fear and despise them (people usually fear what they do not understand)( Disney does not help either). I invite you to look at a creature which you may think you know. Look on it with a fresh perspective, like you have never seen one before. If you are willing to do so, please continue on... if not... well it is your loss. UPDATE?! Due to job and RL demands this page has fallen into complete disrepair. I should have taken it down but I have not. With that in mind I finally might have the time in the near future to work on it again. Don't hold your breath however. Contents: Hyenas Spotted Hyenas Brown Hyenas Striped Hyenas ... Index of Books, TV, and Multimedia

16. BBC - Nature - Wildfacts - Aardwolf Despite being a member of the hyena family, aardwolves differin many ways one of them being their diet of termites. http://www.bbc.co.uk/nature/wildfacts/animals_a_z.shtml

@import url('/includes/tbenh.css') ; Home TV Radio Talk ... A-Z Index WEDNESDAY 26th May 2004 Text only Animals Prehistoric Life Genes ... BBC Homepage In Animals Birds Mammals UK wildlife ... Help Like this page? Send it to a friend! You are here: BBC Animals Aardvark, ant bear, earth pig Aardvarks are the only living member of the order Tubulidentata. Due to their elusive lifestyle, they are also one of the least known of all mammals. Aardwolf Despite being a member of the hyena family, aardwolves differ in many ways - one of them being their diet of termites. Abert's squirrel, tassel-eared squirrel A North American tree squirrel that rarely comes down from the canopy. Adder, common viper Adders are the most northerly distributed snake - they are the only species found inside the Arctic circle. They are also Britain's only venomous reptile. Adelie penguin Adelies use pebbles to line their nest sites, and will often pinch stones from their neighbours. African ass This is the smallest member of the horse family and is critically endangered. The African ass is a grey-coated relative of our domestic donkey living in the rocky deserts of Africa. African buffalo A stocky member of the cow family from Africa. The females form protective herds whilst the males are mostly solitary. Members of the herd are thought to 'vote' on which direction the herd should move.

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19. Aardwolf - Proteles Cristatus nearly hairless. The aardwolves teeth are small, blunt (except for thecanine teeth, which are rather sharp), and widely spaced. Its http://www.blueplanetbiomes.org/aardwolf.htm

Aardwolf Genus: Proteles Species: cristatus The aardwolf is a furry hyena that looks like a dog, but has long front legs and short hind legs. Aardwolf means "earth wolf" in Afrikaans. Afrikaans is a language spoken in southern Africa. The aardwolf was named like that because they live in underground burrows. The aardwolf can be found in the Fynbos Mediterranean biome in southern Africa and in one other place in Africa. Although the aardwolf is small, it has some of the most unique characteristics any animal of any species could have. The aardwolf is a very small and shy there. The terrain is mostly grasslands, plains, rocky areas, bushy areas, semi-desert, savannah, and hills, and occasionally you would find a small mountain, or two. The aardwolf, aardvark, termites, hyenas, lions, and other kinds of reptiles and amphibians are some of the animals that live there. The aardwolf inhabits the open grassland, bushy areas and scrub, semi-desert, savannah, and rocky areas of the Mediterranean Fynbos Biome. The aardwolf reaches sexual maturity at the age of two years. They mate throughout the year. Its gestation period is 90 to 100 days. The birth interval is one year. The number of young a mother aardwolf can produce after the gestation period is anywhere from one to six, but typically it is between two and four cubs. The cubs are born blind and helpless. Both parents raise the young. The cubs rely on their parents for 16 to 20 weeks. The cubs spend six to eight weeks in the den. After that period, at about three months, the young aardwolves are ready to start foraging with one or both parents. They do that for about a month. At about four months, they start foraging on their own.

20. Aardwolf Information, Aardwolf Picture All Animals.Vertebrates.Mammals.Mammals Misc.. aardwolves. Aardwolf SourceDavid Dailey s Public Domain Images This image is in public domain. http://www.junglewalk.com/info/Aardwolf-information.asp

JungleWalk - Aardwolf information, Aardwolf picture Search by name (Browser must support frames) This page is meant for use with older browsers which do not support in-line frames. If you have a recent version of a browser which does support frames, you should use the more user-friendly 'frame version' of this site. Mammals Mammals - Misc. Sloths Anteaters ... Colugo Other Favorites: Bird Sounds Check out these T-Shrit Galleries: Bird T-Shirt Cat T-Shirt Dog T-Shirt Dolphin T-Shirt ... Zebra T-Shirt Check out these Poster Galleries: Cat Posters Dog Posters Monkey Posters Wolf Posters ... Mammals - Misc. Aardwolves Aardwolf Source: David Dailey's Public Domain Images This image is in public domain. Counts: Video:0 Audio:0 sites:4 images:1 Aardwolf University of Michigan Animal Diversity Web Detailed narrative on Aardwolf; includes food, habitat, and behavioral information Aardwolf The Living Desert Zoo and Gardens Narrative on Aardwolf; includes habitat, food, and behavioral information Aardwolf American Zoo and Aquarium Association Detailed information on Aardwolf; habitat, range, diet, social organization

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