Yeen Fact #257: LEAVES LEAVES LEAVES
Yeen Fact #257: "Yeen like leaf. :3" This has been another fun Hyena Fact.

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Yeen Fact #257: LEAVES LEAVES LEAVES
Yeen Fact #257: "Yeen like leaf. :3" This has been another fun Hyena Fact.
Yeen Fact #477: Aquatic Excellence
Yeen Fact #477: "As you can see, Hyenas are majestic swimmers with practiced elegance and a flawless technique that puts olympic swimmers to shame." This has been another fun Hyena Fact.
Yeen Fact #798: Four-Toe Footprint
Yeen Fact #798: "Spotted hyenas leave a track that's easy to spot: four blunt-clawed toes and a wide, triangular heel pad, with the claw marks always showing. The front paw print is larger to carry that big head around, while the rear print is a bit smaller and neater." This has been another fun Hyena Fact.
Yeen Fact #047: Hyenas are nature's silliest animals
Yeen Fact #047: "Anyplace, anywhere, anytime being silly lil goobers 24/7" This has been another fun Hyena Fact.
Yeen Fact #666: Bone Room
Yeen Fact #666: "In Saudi Arabia's Umm Jirsan lava-tube system, archaeologists found a vast "bone room" filled with hundreds of thousands of animal remains (plus some human bones). The culprit? Striped Hyenas, dragging in and chewing on them for at least 6000-7000 years (A den reused and added to for millennia). Hyena tooth-marks, coprolites, and even hyena skeletons in the deposit confirm who did the housekeeping."
This has been another fun Hyena Fact.
Yeen Fact #792: Bone crushing grin
Yeen Fact #792: "Aside from just having pretty smiles, Spotted Hyenas have one of the strongest bites of any mammal (around 1100 psi in estimates! For comparison, a humans is 162, a Gray Wolf is 406, Lions around 650 and Grizzy Bears at approx 1160). Huge jaw muscles anchored to a tall sagittal crest and a reinforced skull drive those jaws, while the oversized premolars act like built-in anvils for cracking big bones. "
This has been another fun Hyena Fact.
Yeen Fact #005: I don't have any yeen facts to post today
Yeen Fact #005: "Have this weirdly shaped potato instead" This has been another fun Hyena Fact.
Yeen Fact #415: Blep
Yeen Fact #415: "Blep" This has been another fun Hyena Fact.