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Wayanad sanctuary a haven for Asiatic wild dog Updated: Updated: Study finds the sanctuary is host to nearly 50 individuals Share Article Study finds the sanctuary is host to nearly 50 individuals A recent study on dhole or Asiatic wild dog, an endangered large carnivore, has found that the Wayanad Wildlife Sanctuary (WSS), a major habitat of elephants and tigers, is also host to a good number of dholes. The first ever study on the carnivore organised by the Wildlife Conservation Society–India, National Centre for Biological Sciences, Kerala Veterinary and Animal Sciences University, University of Florida, and Stanford University has found that the sanctuary has close to 50 dholes.

Arun zachariah keralaArjun srivathsaUma ramakrishnanAnimal sciences universityMadank oli university of floridaNational centre for biological sciencesUniversity of floridaWildlife conservation societyUma ramakrishnan national centre for biological sciencesRyang rodrigues wildlife conservation societyKok ben toh university of floridaForest departmentArjun srivathsa wildlife conservation societyRyanw taylor stanford universityStanford universityWayanad wildlife sanctuary