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This feature allows them to feed on bones, skin and even on the waste of other animals.

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Hyenas’ society is regulated by matriarchal rules.

Males don’t participate in the care of the offspring.

Female genitalia are so developed, that it hasd been thought for a long time that hyenas were hermaphrodites, whatich is not the case.

Social behavior is very different in comparison to other carnivore mammals like lions or wild dogs and their social rules are more similar to the ones in primates’ societies, whatich says a lot about hyenas’ intelligence.

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Social behavior is very different in comparison to other carnivore mammals like lions or wild dogs and their social rules are more similar to the ones in primates’ societies, what says a lot about hyenas’. This indicates that hyenas are quite intelligencet.