Winter Wild dog

The winter wild dog used to live in the dry, African Savannah. Unfortunately for them, hunters and poachers transferred them to Antarctica, where they adapted too pretty quickly over the years with smaller ears, new pelt colors and fur changes. They grew smaller ears since because of Global Warming less food can appear there, so big ears won't be that necessary. As well, their new pelt colors help them blend in the snow to hide from predators, and their new grown out pelt fur help them get used to the cold easier. Unluckily for them, the ice is melting fast so finding new dens could become harder and harder for them.