They belong to the suborder 'feliformia', cat-like mammals. and are genetically closer to civets, mongoose and true cats, than the canine branch of the carnivore order.
hyenas are related to dogs
Larger predators such as lions, hyenas, and crocodiles may prey on felines in the wild. Additionally, birds of prey like eagles and owls have been known to prey on smaller felines.
their enemies are hyenas,lions,elephants and rhinos
There are no alpha male hyenas as in terms of canines or felines. Hyenas have a matriarchal society (like elephants). So, the males would be submissive to the clan mother. Even if they did fight the clan the results would not be in favour of success.
Mongooses are related to cats and hyenas
Contrary to popular belief, hyenas are not related to dogs or cats. They are in a completely different family. The only animal that is related to the hyena is the aardwolf.
Well Raccoons are predators but they are not related to felines at all.
No hyenas are related to cats hyeanadon is a creadont
They are all felines and have similar traits.
There is no such thing. Hyenas and wolves are not in the same species, genus, or even family of animals. Due to this fact the two absolutely can not, in any circumstance, breed successfully with one another. Hyenas are of the family Hyaenidae and wolves are members of the Canidae family. So although hyenas bear some physical resemblance to canids they are actually more closely related to felines, they make up a separate biological family that is most closely related to Herpestidae (the family of mongooses and meerkats), thereby falling within the Feliformia. It would be just as impossible to cross breed a wolf and hyena as it would a wolf and a lion.
Cheetahs are felines, so they are related to other felines as the lion, cougar, domestic cat. Recent DNA research indicates that cheetahs may also be related to the North American cougar and may have shared a common ancestor about 1.5 to 2 million years ago.
They share an Order, Carnivora, but otherwise are unrelated.