Hyenas are carnivores, meat eaters. They have to find some type of animal to eat.
Hyenas aren't known to hunt giraffes. But most predators are opportunistic and may go for an unusual prey animal if a good opportunity - like coming across a sick or injured animal - would present itself.
Lions, spotted hyenas, leopards and Nile crocodiles will all attack baby giraffes.
If you mean "What are giraffes scared of?" the answer is: All the carnivorous animals that hunt it for food; lions, leopards, hyenas and wild dogs.
Hyenas are opportunistic feeders and can eat a variety of animals, including monkeys and young giraffes, especially when food is scarce. However, they primarily hunt smaller mammals and scavenging is a significant part of their diet. While it’s not common for hyenas to target adult giraffes due to their size and strength, they may occasionally scavenge on carcasses if the opportunity arises.
it enemies are snakes, lions, wild dog and hyenas.
Lions will kill hyenas but rarely eat them.
Hippos and giraffes are herbivores and do not prey on any animal. The cheetah is an apex predator and really has no predators except for very young cheetahs that are taken by lions, leopards, hyenas and wild African dogs.
Yes. Some of their enemies include hyenas, tigers, and cheetahs.
Hyenas and Lions often chase the Cheetah away from its food.
Lions and crocodiles prey upon adults, but calves are also preyed upon by leopards, wild dogs, and hyenas. Giraffes are often the hosts of parasitic ticks. Giraffes may rely upon red-billed and yellow-billed ox-pickers to cleanse them of their ticks.
Animals commonly found in savannas include lions, elephants, giraffes, zebras, antelopes, hyenas, and cheetahs. These animals have adapted to the open grasslands and varying climates of the savanna biome.
Hyenas can be active at anytime of the day but are most active at night.
Lions, hyenas, Meerkats, warthogs, baboons, red-billed hornbills, antelopes, zebras, elephants, giraffes, hippomatus, rhinoceros, and a gopher.