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The '''Hyena''' is an [[African]] [[mammal]] with long legs that eats meat. It hunts in packs with other Hyenas,and it is very social because it is laughing all the time. For this reason, it is often called The Laughing Hyena. | The '''Hyena''' is an [[African]] [[mammal]] with long legs that eats meat. It hunts in packs with other Hyenas,and it is very social because it is laughing all the time. For this reason, it is often called The Laughing Hyena. | ||
| − | Hyenas are predatory scavengers, meaning that they will sometimes feed on carillon left from a previous meal, instead of killing their own food. They have spots, and are not common outside of zoos. | + | Hyenas are predatory scavengers, meaning that they will sometimes feed on [[carillon]] left from a previous meal, instead of killing their own food. They have spots, and are not common outside of zoos. |
[[Hilaire Belloc]] wrote a poem called ''The Hyaena'' (spelled with an "A" because she was [[British]]). | [[Hilaire Belloc]] wrote a poem called ''The Hyaena'' (spelled with an "A" because she was [[British]]). | ||
[[Category:Animals]] | [[Category:Animals]] | ||
Revision as of 21:12, March 17, 2007
The Hyena is an African mammal with long legs that eats meat. It hunts in packs with other Hyenas,and it is very social because it is laughing all the time. For this reason, it is often called The Laughing Hyena.
Hyenas are predatory scavengers, meaning that they will sometimes feed on carillon left from a previous meal, instead of killing their own food. They have spots, and are not common outside of zoos.
Hilaire Belloc wrote a poem called The Hyaena (spelled with an "A" because she was British).