No. 256 Vulpes Griffithii. — The Afghanistan Fox
This was at first reckoned by Blyth as synonymous with the last, but was afterwards separated and renamed. It is stated by Hutton to be common about Candahar, where the skins are made into reemchas and poshteens, the price in 1845 being about six annas a skin.
← Back to Natural History of the Mammalia of India and Ceylon