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Hyenas

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dscn6778.jpg Vultures wait for their turn at the carcass ThumbnailsJackals may look like friendly dogs, but you wouldn't pet them a second time with your remaining hand.Vultures wait for their turn at the carcass ThumbnailsJackals may look like friendly dogs, but you wouldn't pet them a second time with your remaining hand.Vultures wait for their turn at the carcass ThumbnailsJackals may look like friendly dogs, but you wouldn't pet them a second time with your remaining hand.Vultures wait for their turn at the carcass ThumbnailsJackals may look like friendly dogs, but you wouldn't pet them a second time with your remaining hand.Vultures wait for their turn at the carcass ThumbnailsJackals may look like friendly dogs, but you wouldn't pet them a second time with your remaining hand.Vultures wait for their turn at the carcass ThumbnailsJackals may look like friendly dogs, but you wouldn't pet them a second time with your remaining hand.

Hyena tongues are like very sharp cheese graters--that's how they get the bones so clean. In the back, a black-backed jackal waits patiently (or impatiently...who can tell)