The ‘ghost dog’ of the Amazon reveals the value of intact forests
PolicyFriday, June 5, 2026Mongabay

The ‘ghost dog’ of the Amazon reveals the value of intact forests

The elusive short-eared dog, a little-known carnivore in the Amazon, underscores the importance of preserving intact forests for biodiversity. As a species that struggles to thrive in fragmented habitats, its presence highlights the critical need for forest conservation efforts to protect vulnerable wildlife.

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