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Spotted Hyena (Crocuta crocuta)

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Spotted Hyena (Crocuta crocuta)

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07-28-2020, 03:38 AM

Zhayynn James: " A hyena looks back in the rain, scanning the horizon, keeping an eye out for other members of its pack, or perhaps checking if there are lions in the vicinity. Hyenas are often loathed, but they have a complex social structure with strong family bonds, just like lions. Until recently it wasn’t know that hyenas are apex predators in their own right and that often, lions will actually steal kills away from hyenas! Yet people love lions and loathe hyenas. "


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