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Hyenas are like wild dogs. Very interesting info and picture available at Wikipedia's article on hyenas.
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Is heyena a scavenger?
yes they are
Is a heyena a carnivore?
yes it is
What do you get when you cross a heyena with a parrot?
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Who would win a heyena or lion?
lion.
Who is the giraffe's enemie?
the lion and humans
Is a heyena a dog?
It falls in the same category but not as an pet
Who is Shenzi the heyena?
Shenzi is the main hyena in the Lion King. If you need more information, type the question what is a Shenzi? It'll tell you more about it. I also answered that question.-Clairvaux
What are the 2009 Lego Star Wars sets?
aat- comes with yoda, a clone, and 3 droids, and a tank. a clone battle back, comes with 4 episode2 clones and a walker a droid assasin pack, comes with 5 assassins and a speeder Darth vaders tie advanced, comes with Darth Vader and a tie a heyena bomber ahsoka's starfighter - includes ahsoka, new astro droid, 2 buzz droids republic landing craft - mace windu, (?) clones rumors- endor playset, palpatines arrest, mon calamari cruiser, echo base, republic venator star destroyer
Is a Heyena a cat?
Hyenas are neither cats nor dogs. They belong to their own family, the Hyaenidae, which also includes the aardwolf. This family is more closely related to cats than to dogs. The order Carnivora, to which the cat, dog and hyena families all belong, is divided into two branches, the Feliformia (cat-like) families, and the Caniformia (dog-like) families. The Feliformia branch includes cats, hyenas, civets and genets, and mongooses, whilst the Caniformia branch includes dogs, weasels and relatives, bears, raccoons and relatives, seals and sealions. The resemblance of hyenas to dogs is due to convergent evolution - the process by which unrelated species evolve similar solutions to similar problems.I heard this from a friend
What mammal has the strongest teeth?
The North American Timber wolf has a bite of 1,500 lbs of pressure per square inch. Some would say it is the spotted heyena, but no tests have documented this thus far. http://www.alaska.net/~wolfsong/wolf_facts.html http://www.wolfcountry.net/information/WolfObserved.html
