The competitive dynamics between domestic and native carnivores are poorly studied. We
examined competition for food between sympatric populations of free-ranging dogs (Canis …

The anthropogenic food subsidy in the diet of animal populations is known to have negative
ecological and physiological impacts on wildlife. The red fox (Vulpes vulpes), a generalist …

Predators compete for resources aggressively, forming trophic hierarchies that shape the
structure of an ecosystem. Competitive interactions between species are modified in the …

Dens are crucial for the survival of all canids; however, for meso-carnivores such as
Southeast Asian red foxes, denning is of greater importance as they utilize dens throughout …

Zoos play a vital role in managing and conserving a wide range of threatened species and
in enhancing their populations in natural habitats through captive breeding and …

The Trans-Himalayan landscape is an extreme cold desert with limited diversity and a low
density of wild prey. The landscape has three widespread carnivores—the wolf Canis lupus …

Background Wild canids form an important component of the ecosystem but are generally
less studied and least prioritized for conservation. Diet is fundamental for effective …

Encroachment by woody invasive plants has been recognized as a major driver of structural
change in grasslands ecosystems. The impact of invasive plant‐mediated changes on …

Human-wildlife coexistence has increasingly been known for providing diverse ecological
services to humans. However, the global repercussions of the Anthropocene epoch have …

The red fox (Vulpes vulpes) and golden jackal (Canis aureus) frequently coexist and share
resources. We investigated the dietary fluctuations of the red fox and the golden jackal over …