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The New Guinea singing dog is a rare and ancient breed known for its unique vocalizations resembling a melodious howl. They originate from New Guinea and have a fox-like appearance with a bushy tail. Historically thought to be extinct or critically endangered, there are now between 200 and 300 individuals alive in captivity bred mainly for conservation purposes. Conservation efforts focus on preserving their genetic diversity and habitat while studying their behavior and genetics for insights into canid evolution.