The name “Ethiopian wolf” sounds like it belongs in a savanna chase scene. But these wolves are not mainly hunting antelope. On Ethiopia’s afroalpine plateaus, their diet is dominated by small highland rodents, and in key strongholds like the Bale Mountains, they’re famous for targeting giant mole-rats as prime prey. 🐺 Researchers have found just how rodent-focused they are: in one detailed diet study, rodents made up 88% of prey volume in Ethiopian wolf diets. And it gets even more specific. O