Adjulé

DOG-like animal of North Africa. 
Etymology: Tamahaq (Berber) name. 
Variant names: Kelb-el-khela (“bushdog,” in Mauritania), Tarhsît (for the female). 
Physical description: Like a wolf. 
Distribution: Sahara Desert. 
Possible explanation: An African wild dog (Lycaon pictus) outside its usual range. These dogs stand up to 2 feet 7 inches at the shoulder and are normally found in protected sub-Saharan savanna areas. Earlier in the twentieth century, there may have been enough gazelles in subdesert areas for scattered packs to subsist. 
Source: Théodore Monod, “Sur la présence du Sahara du Lycaon pictus (Temm.) (Résultats scientifiques de la Mission Saharienne Augiéras-Draper),” Bulletin de la Société Zoologique de France 53 (1928): 262–264.
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