Volume 25, Plate XXIX / Mammalia (Mammals)

Crabodago Aguara Fox

Cerdocyon Azaræ

The Crabodago aguara fox of the plains and woods of Brazil and Paraguay resembles a European fox but with a more Thous-like head and a scantier brush, the body fur pale yellowish grey mixed with black on the back, a black streak on the shins, white-tipped lips, and a black tail tip. About twenty-three inches from nose to tail, it barks, lives unrestrained when house-reared, and its young are blackish and white.