This canine has many names: the gray zorro, the chilla, and the South American gray fox. Despite its moniker as a fox, however, the species is more closely related to wolves and coyotes than actual foxes. Found in Argentina and Chile, the gray zorro feeds on rodents, rabbits, and birds. However, its larger relative the culpeo has recently been documented hunting the much larger guanaco. Trapping and hunting are the primary threats to the gray zorro, however the species is generally considered stable and is listed as Least Concern by the IUCN Red List.
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