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&lt;div&gt;The '''jackal''' is a group of canids of the genus ''canis'', closely related to the [[wolf]] and the domestic [[dog]].  The golden and black-backed jackals are common in India, North Africa, and the middle east.  The Ethiopian wolf, a highly endangered species of wolf, was formerly called a jackal but re-classified because of their wolf-like social structure.&lt;br /&gt;
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In classic literature, the jackal is generally portrayed as a cowardly lackey or conspirator, likely owing to their natural opportunism and scavenging behavior.&lt;br /&gt;
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The appeal of the jackal among [[furry]] fans is almost certainly due to the fact that the Egyptian god Anubis was typically portrayed with the head of a jackal.  Anubis is a very popular subject of furry artwork.&lt;/div&gt;</summary>
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