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Canids and Hyaenids Interactions

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( This post was last modified: 02-10-2015, 07:19 AM by Pantherinae )

Well a wolf pack killing bison's is one thing two hyenas bringing down a cape buffalo is another, that's just as impressive. 
 
A wolf and a hyena is compleatly different build animals. hyenas are heavy at The back, and a extreme neck aswell! Wolves are medium build overall in their biodies. 

That leopard did still not kill The hyena, even with a throat bite, it's wierd the hyena went down such easy, very Often even male leopards gives up their meal when a large hyena is coming in, The hyena on those pictures Looks young with ryggy fur and light coat. I'm not saying leopards can't take down hyenas, but against a highly ranked female hyena against a large male leopard I don't think it's possible to take a stand! (I highly respect hyenas, I've seen so much of them that impresses me very much) on The other hand I saw a cougar lift and flip a adult wolf around like nothing! That would never have happend to a hyena! 

Actually yes pckts: have no doubts a big hyena would beat a wolf!
 
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