Jackals are a type of canine, animals that are related to dogs, coyotes, foxes and wolves.

Its scientific name is Cuon alpinus.

1. How to Draw a Dhole.
2. Start the tutorial work by drawing circles & draw outline forears.
3. Draw outline for arms, hands, legs, feet & tail.
4. Make outline for face & nose.
5. Make eyes.
6. Make ears.
7. Make right arm & right.
8. Draw outline for body.

Start by drawing two upside down triangle shapes for the ears, and a sideways ‘V’ shape for the face and snout. Step 2: Add some lines on the ears for some detail, and a line for the mouth. Add a small circle for the jackal’s nose, and then add his eyes.

1. Mark off the width and height of the picture.
2. Draw shapes for the animal’s body and neck.
3. Use guidelines to define places for the legs, snout, eyes and ears of the jackal.
4. Sketch the legs, feet, snout and ears of the animal.
5. Draw the eyes, tail, nose and toes of the jackal.
6. Add claws.

A jackal is a mammal in the canine family with close relatives that include coyotes, foxes, and wolves. And, of course, dogs. They are omnivores known for their habit of hunting in pairs and eating whatever they can catch or steal.

Besides dogs and wolves, other canines like coyotes and jackals can bark. Their barks are quite similar to those of wolves and dogs.

Jackals are opportunistic predators, feeding on small to medium-sized animals. They weigh up to 14 kg and can grow to 85 cm in length. While they are not normally dangerous, they are still known to attack humans.

Jackal pups that have been hand-raised can be quite easily tamed. They may be housebroken and behave rather like a pet dog. However, they will not allow themselves to be petted by strangers. As they are members of the dog family, it is possible that golden jackals may be involved in the spread of rabies.

Wolf and Jackal both belong to the family, Canidae and are found throughout the world, except Antarctica….Jackal:

Anubis was a jackal-headed deity who presided over the embalming process and accompanied dead kings in the afterworld. When kings were being judged by Osiris, Anubis placed their hearts on one side of a scale and a feather (representing Maat) on the other.