Largest wild canids

List of the largest wild canid species From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

This is a list of the species of Canidae ordered by average weights of adult individuals in the wild. It does not include canid hybrids or any domesticated animals. Only wild species of canids are included, all of which are described as species by authentic sources.

List

More information Rank, Species ...
RankSpeciesBinomial nameImageMaximum
weight (kg)
Weight
range (kg)
Maximum
length (m) [a]
Length
range (m)
Shoulder
height (cm)
Native range by continent(s)Range map
1 Grey WolfCanis lupus79[1]
86[2](verified)
103 [3] (unverified)
14–65[4]2.13[5]-2.5[6][7]1.4-1.90[8]97North America and Eurasia
2 Red wolfCanis rufus40[9]23-391.7 [10]1.2-1.65[11]80North America
3 Eastern wolf Canis lycaon36.7[12]23-301.8[13]0.91-1.65[citation needed] 70North America
4 Maned wolfChrysocyon brachyurus36[14]20-301.9 [15]1.5-1.8 [16][17]107South America
5 African wild dogLycaon pictus36[18]20-30[19]1.5 [20]1.10-1.40[21]75Africa
6 CoyoteCanis latrans33.91[22]8-201.5 [23]1.0-1.3[24]70North America
7 DholeCuon alpinus2510-211.45 [25]0.9-1.3 [26]56Asia
8 Ethiopian wolfCanis simensis20[27]11-191.45 [28][29]1.1-1.4[30]62Africa
9 Red foxVulpes vulpes17.2[31]2-141.5 [32]0.76-1.4[33]50North America, Eurasia, Africa
10 African wolfCanis lupaster157-141.50 [34]1.2-1.4[35][36]40Africa
11 Side-striped jackalLupulella adusta156.5-140.9569-8150[37]Africa
12 Golden jackalCanis aureus14.96-141.2569-85[38]45-50Eurasia
13 Culpeo foxLycalopex culpaeus145-13.51.5294-1.3345-65South America
14 Common raccoon dogNyctereutes procyonoides9-10[39]3-70.8945-7120 cmEurope and Asia
Close

See also

Notes

  1. This refers to the length including the tail. Note that lengths given as "between the pegs" generally include the tail.

References

Related Articles

Wikiwand AI