Lupulella mesomelas
Statut de Conservation (Liste Rouge de l'UICN):
Préoccupation mineure (LC)
Light on its feet and quick to adapt, the jackal survives by staying sharp.
It hunts small prey, scavenges when it can, and rarely passes up a meal. Alone or in pairs, it moves with purpose — ears twitching, nose to the wind, always listening.
Black-backed jackals are territorial and vocal. Their calls carry far at dusk, rising above the sounds of larger predators. They’re often in the background, on the edges — but they see everything. In a landscape of giants, they’ve learned how to last.
