Yes, a hyena will most definitely bite. They are mostly in packs too, so if one attacks, they all will.
Spotted hyena, brown hyena, striped hyena and aardwolf
Meat-eaters that don't hunt, but rather FIND their meat from an already eaten carcass or another animal's leftovers. An example would be a hyena!
All Africans know that a hyena's liver ( not gallbladder ) is deadly poisonous . For centuries , African have used this poison to kill their enemies . It is also obvious that other animals and insects are aware that a hyena is poisonous . Dead hyenas don't get eaten by scavengers , lions , or insects .
40 degree comfort ranges
Termites, small birds, hyena, lion
No.
Salties tend to have a stronger bite force than a hyena, and possibly the Niles as well. But a hyena would probably have a stronger bite force than a smaller croc.
Yes an alligator has a stronger bite
To be able to crack bone.
Yes, this animal has a very powerful bite to chew through bone.
i dont think so because a moray has a bite as strong as a hyena and they have stronger bite force than barracudas
No. Hyena is c.3,000lb per sq.in of pressure, dog is about 800. Wolf is 1,500 I think
This would probably not happen in real life but if you think about it, a wolf is fast and has a good bite but a hyena has a better bite force so with that in mind it may just be a draw.
The strongest bite force measured for a mastiff was 550 lbs while the hyena has exerted bite forces in excess of 1000 lbs. Here is a list compiled by National Geographic of average bite forces... Pitbull; 130-235 lbs German Shepherd; 130-238 lbs Rottweieller; 265-328 lbs African Wild Dog; 317 lbs Wolf; 406 lbs Bull Mastiff; 550 lbs Hyena (cub); 603 lbs Hyena (adult); 1000 lbs
Hyena's live in Africa and Tiger's live mainly in India and Russia. There too far apart to meet up, unless they are transported to the same area by Human interference. But let's say they put a Bengal Tiger in Africa and it was feasting on an animal it had killed. I'd say the hyena's would take the Tiger on not knowing what it is. But 1 good Bite from a Tiger would cripple or kill a hyena. The hyena's would probably circle the Tiger and annoy it by biting it and moving away. Hyena's have a bite force that could be twice as strong as the Tiger's, so the tiger would really be ticked off. And swipe it paw's at the hyena's. Then charge at one, A tiger could kill a hyena in a single bite due to it's size advantage. The hyena's may have a hard bite force but It must get a clean bite into the tiger to inflict serious damage. While the tiger can injure the hyena's with swipes from it's paws or a bite with little force. So I can see if the hyena's got too close and engaged in the bite and move tactic it would get a little too close and get caught by the tiger and quickly killed. Tiger's are not slow in combat.There are many vid's of lion's catching and killing hyena's when the hyena's get too close. And I think a tiger has a faster combat speed then the lion. And a faster runner but can only un for a short period of time. So after the tiger takes out 1 hyena the others 2 will realize the risk of continuing this battle and flee. The striped hyena is found in Asia, and may scavenge from the tiger's kill from time to time, but would not have the bravery to attack the great cat.
they will most likely fight and the fight will be just like a hyena and leopard battle,but the cougar and leopard are on the same level and are evenly matched,therefore the cougar will overpower a hyena even though the hyena has a higher bite force
hienas The retard about me can't even spell hyenas right. However he is right it is between the hyena and the dogue de bordeaux which is a dog. Although it is not recognized by the American kennel club it has a bite force of 1,000 pounds. Same with the hyena. So I do not know who has a stronger bite force. However of course in a fight the hyena who would because it is a wild animal. And most domesticated animals can't defeat wild animals.