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Where do hyenas sleep?
hyenas sleep in flattend grass in a hole
What group would cats and hyenas belong?
cats: feline hyenas: dog maybe? not sure.
What family are heynas in?
alot of people think hyenas are in the dog family but they are actually more closely related to cats. hyenas have 4 toes per foot like cats where dogs have five. they are not cats but are closely related.
What do hyena drink?
Hyenas drink water like cats and dogs but they just eat animals they they kill or find the remands of.
Do Siamese cats like to sleep?
I'm pretty sure all cats like to sleep at some point in life.
When and where do leopards sleep?
Most big cats hunt at night and generally sleep during the day.
How do spotted hyenas sleep?
they sleep in under shady trees
Where do spotted hyenas usually sleep?
Spotted hyenas usually sleep near trees or in underbrush. This provides a level of protection when they are resting.
DO cats sleep good at night?
Cats can sleep well or poorly just like people can. However cats will nap frequently whether it is day or night.
Are Hyenas Related To Dogs or Cats?
Neither, they belong to their own family called Hyaenidae.
Are hyenas related to lions?
Hyenas are more related to cats than dogs.Animalia > Chordata > Mammalia > Carnivora > Feliformia > Felidae > CatsAnimalia > Chordata > Mammalia > Carnivora > Feliformia > Hyaenidae > HyenasAnimalia > Chordata > Mammalia > Carnivora > Caniformia > Canines > Dogs
Are hyenas cats?
Hyenas are neither canine nor feline. They belong to their own family, the Hyaenidae, which includes the three species of hyena (spotted, striped and brown), and their relative, the aardwolf. The Hyaenidae family is placed on the Feliformia (cat-like) branch of the order Carnivora, along with the families Felidae (cats), Viverridae (civets) and Herpestidae (mongooses). Hyenas are therefore more closely related to cats than to dogs, since the dog family, Canidae, is placed on the Caniformia (dog-like) branch of the order Carnivora, together with the families Mustelidae (weasels), Procyonidae (raccoons), Ursidae (bears), Otariidae (eared seals), and Phocidae (true seals). The dog-like appearance of hyenas is due to convergent evolution - the process by which different species evolve similar solutions to similar problems.
