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Surprising events/interspecific interactions

Luipaard Offline
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12-23-2019, 02:42 PM

The male Leopard had killed an antelope and dragged the kill to a tree where he ate half of it before leaving the tree to relax on the ground. The Hyena was attracted to the smell of the kill and was hanging about hoping to get some scraps. The Leopard accepted the Hyena, probably because he realized that the Hyena could not get to the kill.


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What unlikely companions - spotted hyaena and wild dog! Image by Dennis Smith


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