Hyenas

Spotted hyenas can run very quickly for very long distances, they are as agile as a mongoose, and the strength of their jaws is second only to that of the crocodile. The only thing in Africa that kills more prey than the spotted hyena is the female lion, which is the size of about three hyenas. The only thing that ever really tries to mess with hyenas are lions, and even when this happens the hyenas usually have enough protection in the fact that they travel in small hunting groups. In other words, the hyena doesn't protect itself--there is nothing it needs to be protected from.

No, Hyena are a completely different family from the Mustelids, the weasel family.

Yes

7-8 babies in captivity but in the wild they can have 7-9

A lion can kill a hyena, but a pack of hyenas can kill a lion. Both are predators.

No. Hyena's live nowhere in the USA, infact.

Oklahoma's main predators are coyote's, bobcats, cougars, and black bears.

Their class is Mammalia, But if you mean as in like cat or dog they are Feliformia/Felidae.

The gestation period for a Spotted Hyena is 110 days.

Generalist. They are like Vultures, who live in the wild and eat just about anything.

I think its the Kookaburra

hyena's live in groups

Hyena's are scavengers.That means they eat meat that was left by other animals.

yes if you seem like a threat to them(with the exception of some animals like rabbits)

l would say the lion or the grizzly would win in a fight

1. The Lion or maybe the Grizzly

2. The Leopard

3. Jaguar

4. Cougar

5. Hyena

6. Wolf

7. Cheetah

8. Red Wolf

9. Black bear

The gestation period for all 3 extant species of hyena is 110 days.

Cassius Clay- also known as Muhammad Ali.

no

Hyenas are carnivores and scavengers. As a group, hyenas are well able to drive lions off a kill if they outnumber the lions. They will also drive off and take over a kill that is old enough to be classed a scavenging carrion. They have been documented as hunting and killing in their own right.

yes

Haynes do have tails. some people think they have stubbed tails but they have long tails sort of like most cats and dogs

No. Although Hyenas share the same Kingdom/Phylum/Class/Order/Suborder as Lions and domestic cats, they split at Family, with Lions and domestic cats belonging to Family Felidae while Hyenas belong to Family Hyaenidae. Because of this, Hyenas cannot interbreed with members of the Feline family, whereas you can cross Lions and Tigers, or a domestic cat with a Serval.

Although hyenas bear some physical resemblance to canids, they make up a separate biological family that is more closely related to the family of mongooses and meerkats.

Yes, so is that fresh killed gazelle who ate the grass.

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.