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HyenasMost of us think that Hyenas are slick animals. They always taking away preys that've been killed by another animals (mostly are cheetahs'). But do ou know that beside their slick behavior, there are responsible behavior in them too. The survey said that Hyenas are good parents to their children.
Yeah i knew that. Now is there a question here?
Remember victor, please only write relevant posts. Posts without any question will be deleted. That is what will happen to this one if a question is not asked "I have no intention of stopping anytime soon. I want to understand the universe and answer the big questions, that is what keeps me going" - Stephen Hawking
QuestionOh, yeah...I forgot bout that...my question is, Hyenas are much stronger than cheetahs or leopards but why they seldom hunt their prey by themselves? They prefer to "rob" their food from other animals that have killed their preys on their own....
Probably because they are too slow to catch anything. And isn't it better to let others do the work for you?
"I have no intention of stopping anytime soon. I want to understand the universe and answer the big questions, that is what keeps me going" - Stephen Hawking
That's not fairHey, as a good people who loves cheetahs very much I can say that this is unfair because as you see that cheetah need an hour to charge their energy which will be used for chasing its prey for only 15 minutes but, after they get their prey, suddenly hyenas come and take it away. (I even have a poster that show a frustated cheetah chasing hyenas 1 by 3 only to get its prey back).
and about your statement above Andrew, that's not let others do the work for you but you take it away by force...
It is unfair victor. Nature is unfair. In nature there is no such thing as ethics, animals use every dirty trick in the book to survive... Survival of the fittest not the most honest
"I have no intention of stopping anytime soon. I want to understand the universe and answer the big questions, that is what keeps me going" - Stephen Hawking
They are lazy... Although they could probably catch a prey by their own, they prefere to steal it from other animals. But then again, some thiefs are very rich in human society too... just turn on the tv and look at politics if you don't believe me
Hyenas DO HuntI think hyenas actually catch their own prey A LOT more than people assume, particularly the spotted hyena. Hyenas aren't the fastest sprinters, but they are among the best endurance hunters. The heart of a hyena is bigger than the heart of a lion. That is to pump blood and supply their heart with oxygen while they are running.
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