Photos show jackals roaming through quiet Tel Aviv park
Normally, jackals keep to themselves in wilder parts of Yarkon Park, but with Tel Aviv in lockdown due to coronavirus, the animals are venturing out.
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Normally, jackals keep to themselves in wilder parts of Yarkon Park, but with Tel Aviv in lockdown due to coronavirus, the animals are venturing out.
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