Fenk have you heard of it before???

Fenak, the desert fox, or the Al-Hussaini, as it is sometimes known, is a species of small fox that lives in the Sahara desert in North Africa and some parts of the Arabian Peninsula in Saudi Arabia, and is distinguished by its very large ears. Fur animals.[4] The fennec is the smallest of all canidae. Some scholars classify the fennec in a separate genus, the genus Fennecus (Latin: Fennecus), but even others classify it in the genus of true foxes (Latin: Vulpes). This controversy arises among scientists because of this that the fennec has unfamiliar habits with the rest of the foxes of this genus, including it lives in groups while the rest of the foxes are solitary, and they also have 32 pairs of chromosomes, while the rest of the foxes have between 35 and 39 chromosomes. This led to the existence of two classifications of fennec, one of which classifies it as one of the true foxes and gives it the scientific name "Vulpes zerda", while the other classifies it as forming its own genus, the genus Fennecus, and its scientific name is thus "Fennecus zerda", and it was on the verge of extinction. Centuries ago, due to its soft fur, it is now protected by law, as a reserve was prepared for it in some areas of the Hoggar in Algeria.