A group of Hyena's are a clan or otherwise known as a cackle, which is a large group of relatives, friends, or associates. In this case the obvious relative is well actually the hyena are a family of their own, the Hyaenidae. They're more closely related to cats than dogs, but their closest relatives are the Herpestidae, mongooses, Meerkats and such. There are also four species of hyenas: the spotted, striped and brown hyenas and the aardwolf. The aardwolf eats only termites. The striped and brown hyenas scavenge more than the spotted hyena, and look different as well.
A group of Hyena's are a clan or otherwise known as a cackle, which is a large group of relatives, friends, or associates. In this case the obvious relative is well actually the hyena are a family of their own, the Hyaenidae. They're more closely related to cats than dogs, but their closest relatives are the Herpestidae, mongooses, Meerkats and such. There are also four species of hyenas: the spotted, striped and brown hyenas and the aardwolf. The aardwolf eats only termites. The striped and brown hyenas scavenge more than the spotted hyena, and look different as well.
A group of Hyena's are a clan or otherwise known as a cackle, which is a large group of relatives, friends, or associates. In this case the obvious relative is well actually the hyena are a family of their own, the Hyaenidae. They're more closely related to cats than dogs, but their closest relatives are the Herpestidae, mongooses, Meerkats and such. There are also four species of hyenas: the spotted, striped and brown hyenas and the aardwolf. The aardwolf eats only termites. The striped and brown hyenas scavenge more than the spotted hyena, and look different as well.
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A community or ecosystem.
A pack or group of hyenas are called a cackle.
Female hyenas
cats: feline hyenas: dog maybe? not sure.
A cackle of hyenas Is a group of them. Much like you would say a pride of lions.
Hyenas
No only humans have babies, Hyenas have young called "cubs".
Most lions have an innate fear of humans. A lone lion fears a large group of hyenas as the hyenas can overpower a lion or two if they hyenas outnumber the lions.
Rhinos are solotary, therefore do not ever form packs ^Wrong! Scientist have done a new study showing that Rhinos do gather a pack together for a period of 6 weeks a year (mating season). Therefore scientist have named a pack of rhinos, a Rhijelly.
Nope. Hyenas are members of the feliformia group of the order Carnivora- which means they are closer related to cats and mongooses than to any kind of canid.
Neither, they belong to their own family called Hyaenidae.
It is called competition