Hyenas (Living Wild)

Introduces readers to the fascinating world of hyenas by exploring their African habitats, powerful jaws, keen senses, and remarkable adaptations for survival. The book examines how hyenas hunt, scavenge, communicate through a variety of vocalizations, and live in complex social groups led by dominant females. Readers also discover the important ecological role hyenas play as both predators and scavengers, the misconceptions that have surrounded these intelligent animals, and the conservation challenges they face as their habitats continue to shrink. Rich wildlife photography, scientific insights, and a traditional folktale provide an engaging look at one of Africa's most misunderstood mammals.