In the real world, the golden jackal (Canis aureus) acts as a highly adaptable scavenger, shedding its sandy coat for a thicker, reddish-gray one in winter. They generally avoid heavy snow cover, as it limits their ability to hunt. "Snow jackals" also fre
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Their coats grow dense during the colder months to survive temperatures as low as -25° C to -35° C.