In Ethiopia, Africa, a "cold-blooded legion" of 35 hyenas, led by Queen "Salika", launched a surprise attack on five lionesses, who were so arrogant that they wanted to wipe out all the lionesses with numerical superiority.
However, just when the lionesses fell into a desperate situation, a male lion came out from the diagonal rear, fearlessly rushed into the hyena herd, facing several times its own enemies, it rushed left and right, as if entering no man's land, the hyena group killed was defeated one by one, and even the head of the hyena queen was torn off by it, which shows how powerful and domineering the male lion is.
In the end, the hyena herd, which lost the queen, did not dare to be enemies of the male lions anymore, and could only scatter, after all, the male lions were like death to them, and they did not even have the courage to look at each other. So, if a hyena bites the stomach of the male lion with all its strength while it is asleep, is it possible to defeat the male lion? #头条创作挑战赛 #
But according to zoologists, all lions that are bitten to death by hyenas are basically lionesses and cubs, and there has never been a record of adult male lions being bitten to death by hyenas, because hyenas are naturally afraid of male lions, and this fear is engraved in genes, resulting in them not even having the courage to fight male lions, but will only flee from the wind.
It can be said that an adult male lion, just by momentum can scare off hyenas, and even if hyenas really sneak up on male lions, they will not attack the male lion's belly, they will only attack the male lion's butt, after all, "anal pulling" is hyena's strongest attack move, but this is ineffective against male lions, and even arouses the anger of male lions, making them more brutal and courageous.
Spotted hyenas are the most hunted in the hyena family, after all, fresh food is still delicious and nutritious, social and outgoing spotted hyenas, with strong hunting ability, so they do not always have to eat rotting carcasses, but does not mean that spotted hyenas are not scavengers, as food
The carrion spotted hyena, like its brothers, can tolerate the smell of highly rotten corpses, and will also burrow into the highly rotten carcasses of large animals to eat meat, and the smell of lions, tigers, leopards, etc. is unbearable. Spotted hyenas will wallow on decaying corpses, masking themselves with the smell of corpses, an ancient and treacherous tactic.
From the perspective of survival, hyenas evolved very successfully, no less than the high intelligence of primates, hard and messy and rough fur is of little value to humans, how hard is hyena skin? The vulture was ready to eat the corpse of a dead hyena, but even the vulture
The daunting mouth can not tear the hard skin of the hyena, but the vulture can tear the lion's five-centimeter-thick skin, but the vulture can only eat from the chrysanthemum.
There is also the bite force of hyenas has been misreported for a long time, and generally predators will test their canine bite force, whether hunting or fighting, they use canine teeth. The bite force of molars in predators is rarely tested. But spotted hyenas have an amazing ability to crush bones, and researchers specifically tested the bite force of their molars, and the test results are of course very surprising, able to crush elephants
The bite force of the bone hyena molars is indeed much higher than that of other predators, but the bite force of hyena molars is also mistaken for canine bite force, and as a result, the Internet began to circulate that the hyena bite force is much higher than that of lion tigers, in fact, the canine bite force of hyenas is not stronger than other species, and it is even more unlikely to be higher than the canine bite force of lions and tigers.
Hyena molars bite force is amazing, in fact, it is also a feature of scavengers, scavengers are also bone eaters, prehistoric animals are huge, predators will leave a large number of prey bones after eating, which provides opportunities for bone eaters, scavenging and bone eating are inseparable, so the hyena of scavengers retains the bite force of the molars of bone eaters.
