- "The Side-Striped Jackal (Canis Adustus) is a mostly nocturnal, opportunistic omnivore found predominantly in Tropical Africa. It prefers the moist, wooded areas of east, west and central Africa and stays away from the rainforests of the same regions. Easily distinguishable from its other Jackal relatives, the Side-Striped Jackal wears its eponymous stripe from elbow to hip, has shorter legs and shorter ears. Males and females are indistinguishable from a distance, except the fact that males are generally larger. The Side-Striped Jackal mates for life and mated pairs are aggressively territorial. They rarely go over 12.00 kg in weight or 0.50 m in shoulder height."
- ― In-Game Description
The Side-Striped Jackal is a class 2 omnivore. It can be hunted in the Vurhonga Savanna Reserve.
Features[]
Description | |
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Behavior | Skittish and occasional defensive |
Habitat | Woodlands, Bush, Grassland, Marshes (Any area with good cover) |
Senses | Excellent smell, good hearing, excellent vision |
Social | Mixed familial groups up to 12, or solitary males and females |
Active | Mainly nocturnal, sometimes daytime-active (All times of day/night) |
Recommended Equipment | Class 2 Ammo, Predator "Jackrabbit" Caller |
Species | Canis adustus |
Difficulty | Easy |
Need Zone Times[]
Times | Activity |
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00:00 - 03:30 | |
03:00 - 6:30 | |
6:30 - 10:30 | |
10:00 - 14:30 | |
14:00 - 18:30 | |
18:00 - 21:30 | |
21:00 - 00:30 |
Shot scheme[]
Color code | |
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Red - Kills immediately |
Blue - Kills very quick | |
Orange - Kills slowly | |
No Color - Unlikely to kill |
Fur variants[]
Fur Variant Rarity[]
Sex | Common | Uncommon | Rare | Very Rare |
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Male/Female | Grey Brown (37.46%), Light Brown (37.46%), Grey (25.01%) |
X | X | Albino (0.03%), Melanistic (0.03%) |
Trivia[]
- The Side-striped Jackal was the third of seven canids to be featured in the game. The others include the Red Fox, the Coyote, the Gray Wolf, the Iberian Wolf, the Gray Fox, and the Raccoon Dog.
- In French, it is called the "chacal à flancs rayés."
- The word "jackal" is derived from the French word "chacal," which in turn is derived from the Sanskrit word "शृगाल," meaning "the howler."[1]