crab-eating fox

English

crab-eating fox

Noun

crab-eating fox (plural crab-eating foxes)

A medium-sized canid of species Cerdocyon thous, endemic to central South America.

Synonyms

(Cerdocyon thous): maikong, forest fox, wood fox, crab-eating wolf, common fox

Translations

Cerdocyon thous

Chinese:
Mandarin: 食蟹狐 (shíxiè hú), 食蟹胡狼 (shíxiè húláng)
Czech: maikong m
Danish: krabberæv
French: renard des savanes m, renard crabier m, petit loup m
German: Maikong m
Japanese: カニクイイヌ (kanikuiinu)
Maltese: volpi wikkiel il-granċijiet m
Mbyá Guaraní: aguara'i
Polish: majkong m, lis krabojad m
Portuguese: guaraxaim m, cachorro-do-mato m
Russian: майко́нг m (majkóng), сава́нновая лиси́ца f (savánnovaja lisíca)
Spanish: zorro cangrejero m
Turkish: maikong, yengeç yiyen tilki

Further reading

crab-eating fox on Wikipedia.Wikipedia
Cerdocyon thous on Wikispecies.Wikispecies
Cerdocyon thous on Wikimedia Commons.Wikimedia Commons

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