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Hyenas primarily avoid heat by being crepuscular, meaning they are most active during the cooler hours of dawn and dusk. During the hottest parts of the day, they seek shade or rest in burrows to regulate their body temperature. Additionally, their social structure allows them to conserve energy, as they can take turns watching for predators while others rest. This behavioral adaptation helps them manage heat stress in their often warm habitats.
What else can I help you with?
How does the spotted hyena survive in the desert?
Hyenas generally avoid the desert and prefer areas such as the Sahel or Savanna.
What animals will the cheetah stay away from?
Cheetahs avoid lions, leopards, hyenas and packs of African wild dogs.
Do hyenas attack humans upon sight?
I'm not entirely sure but I can imagine them to be much like dogs - if you threaten them, they will defend themselves by attacking you. Maybe if you hang around them and they see you as a threat, they would attack you. Dogs are direct descendents of hyenas, so you would expect them to behave in the same way. Hope I have helped. Jarachia ~ x
Reptiles do this to avoid the heat?
they soak up the heat
What do hyenas need in their habitat?
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Are hyenas ugly?
no hyenas are not ugly
What do reptiles do to avoid the heat?
To avoid the heat they just repair To the comfort of their underground lair. -They hide under a rock-
What is the first reaction from the cheetah to a predator?
Cheetahs have few predators and will go out of their way to avoid potential conflicts with lions, leopards, hyenas, etc.
Do hyenas eat?
Yes, hyenas eat.
What are hyenas related to?
hyenas are related to dogs
What are female hyenas called?
Female hyenas
How are hyenas born?
hyenas are born in live birth not eggs.
