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Jackal Collection

The jackal, a fascinating creature steeped in ancient mythology and endangered in its natural habitat, holds a significant place in various cultures and ecosystems

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Jackal Collection: Abyssinian / Ethiopian Wolf / Simien Jackal / Simien Fox - single. Endangered
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Jackal Collection: The king in the form of the god Anubis, from the tomb of Tutankhamun
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Jackal Collection: Mural showing the god Anubis leaning over mummy of Ramses II, in the Tomb of Sinjin
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Jackal Collection: Abyssinian / Ethiopian Wolf / Simien Jackal / Simien Fox - yawning. Endangered
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Jackal Collection: Papyrus from The Book of The Dead, Anubis during the weighing of the souls (psychostasy)
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Jackal Collection: Black-backed Jackal - howling. Omnivorous. Occurs throughout southern Africa
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Jackal Collection: Black-backed Jackal one young teasing another one playfully Etosha National Park, Namibia, Africa
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Jackal Collection: Black Jack
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Jackal Collection: Egyptian Shabti-Box, Anubis. Thoth, Osiris, New Kingdom, 20th Dynasty, c1189 BC-1077BC
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Jackal Collection: Black Backed Jackal, Okavango Delta, Botswana
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Jackal Collection: Etosha National Park, Namibia, Africa
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Jackal Collection: A Jackal Armoured Vehicle is put through its paces in the desert at Camp Bastion
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Jackal Collection: The Jackal and the Vulture
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Jackal Collection: The lone Jackal
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Jackal Collection: Canopic jars. Egypt
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Jackal Collection: Painted wooden stela of Neswy. Egypt
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Jackal Collection: Canopic jars
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Jackal Collection: Relief depicting the god of wisdom, Toth and the god of the d
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Jackal Collection: Shadows & Light
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Jackal Collection: Coconut palm tree, jackal, adjutant stork, vulture, cobra, kite, and centipede of India
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Jackal Collection: Statue of Anubis (marble)
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Jackal Collection: DDE-90037234
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Jackal Collection: DDE-90022791
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Jackal Collection: DDE-90022794
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The jackal, a fascinating creature steeped in ancient mythology and endangered in its natural habitat, holds a significant place in various cultures and ecosystems. In the Tomb of Sinjin, a captivating mural depicts the god Anubis leaning over the mummy of Ramses II, showcasing the jackal's association with death and afterlife rituals. Similarly, from the tomb of Tutankhamun in Egypt's Valley of the Kings emerges an image of the king transformed into Anubis himself—a powerful symbol representing protection during one's journey to eternity. Venturing to Ethiopia's Bale Mountains at elevations between 4000m-4300m reveals another side to this enigmatic species. The Abyssinian or Ethiopian Wolf, also known as Simien Jackal or Fox due to its resemblance, roams these high-altitude landscapes alone—endangered yet resilient. Captured mid-yawn against this breathtaking backdrop, their vulnerability becomes apparent as they strive for survival amidst environmental challenges. Anubis reappears within ancient papyrus scrolls depicting psychostasy—the weighing of souls—an integral part of The Book of The Dead. This portrayal further solidifies his role as guardian and guide through life's final transition. Meanwhile, across southern Africa lies the haunting call of the Black-backed Jackal echoing through Addo Elephant National Park in South Africa—a reminder that these omnivorous creatures adapt remarkably well despite their diminishing numbers. In Etosha National Park situated in Namibia—one can witness playful interactions among young black-backed jackals teasing each other mischievously—an endearing display highlighting their social nature even amidst harsh conditions. However, it is crucial not to overlook their plight; both Abyssinian/Ethiopian Wolves and Black-backed Jackals face endangerment due to habitat loss and human encroachment. As we reflect on history carved onto painted wooden stelas like Neswy’s or preserved within Canopic jars found in Egypt, the jackal's presence remains intertwined with our collective human narrative.