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<p>Jamango: fixed for accuracy</p> <hr /> <div>:''If you're looking for the creator of [[Black Tapestries]], her name is [[Jakkal]].''<br /> <br /> 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 [[wikipedia:India|India]], [[wikipedia:North Africa|North Africa]] and the [[wikipedia:Middle East|Middle East]]. The Ethiopian wolf, a highly endangered [[species]] of wolf, was formerly called a jackal, but a recent genetic study suggests that it is more closely related to gray wolves and coyotes.<br /> <br /> In classic literature, the jackal is generally portrayed as a cowardly lackey or conspirator, likely owing to their natural opportunism and scavenging behavior.<br /> <br /> The appeal of the jackal among [[furry fans]] is almost certainly due to the fact that the [[wikipedia:Egyptian_mythology#Gods|Egyptian god]] [[Anubis]] was typically portrayed with the head of a jackal. Anubis is a very popular subject of [[furry art]]work.<br /> <br /> ==See also==<br /> * '''[[Wikipedia:Jackal|Jackal]]''' on [[Wikipedia]]<br /> <br /> [[Category:Species]]</div>

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