The dictionary defines a jackal as, "a type of canine, animals that are related to dogs, coyotes, foxes and wolves. They look like a cross between a German shepherd and a fox. They have the fox's small face, delicate legs and fluffy tail, with the German shepherd's long, alert ears." The next common question that is asked about Jackals after what they are, is "Are Jackals dangerous?" Which google again provides the answer that, "Jackals are opportunistic predators, feeding on small to medium-sized animals. They weigh up to 14 kg and can grow to 85 cm in length. While they are not normally dangerous, they are still known to attack humans." Although this answer seems to describe that jackals aren't that dangerous, you can take it with a grain of salt, considering that it comes from a news article titled, "The animals that inflict the most excruciating and gruesome deaths" so you take what you want to from it. For another opinion o...