A spotted hyena was seen with an unlikely companion
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Porcupines and warthogs are frequent prey for spotted hyenas, and the three species have been observed sleeping together in the same burrow in northern Kenya.
Marc Dupuis Desormeaux of York University in Toronto and his colleagues were monitoring spotted hyenas (croquette croquette) Such a phenomenon was first noted in Africa when, as part of a carnivore study in the Rewa Wildlife Sanctuary, we encountered evidence of burrow sharing between predators and prey. .
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