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Brown Hyena or Strandwolf (Parahyaena brunnea)

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( This post was last modified: 09-22-2017, 09:36 PM by Ngala )

The brown hyena lives in the Sothern parts of the African continent, it's a medium sized carnivore, the size difference between the sexes are not very noticeable, but the males are a little bigger than females the males typically weigh 40-44 kg while females weigh 37-40 kg, but a large female weighed 72 kg. The body length averages on  144 cm, witch a range of 130-160 cm. Shoulder height is 70-80 cm. 
The brown hyena is a notorious scavenger, able to fend of multiple wild dogs (seems better at this than a single spotted hyena), cheetahs and even leopards in search for their kills. They will although sometimes hunt for themselves for the most part small mammals, they are becoming quite famous for killing cape fur seal pups.

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