*3 Canadian Grey Wolves vs.*3 Adult Female Spotted Hyenas

[Rhapscallion Démone]

Begrudgingly?

I don't remember such reluctance to accept dreh kind from other continents

Good to know

They look like Hyenas so I suspect they blood has been tainted by Cat dna

 

[KyokushinKarateMan]

Hyenas starts eating their prey while it's alive...

Their bite pressure will take a wolvzza slice to go while fighting.

And got insane endurance.

• What does when they begin eating their prey have to do with the ability to fight

• That infamous hyena bite-pressure is only applied while trying to crunch bone during meal time. The bites that are afflicted when they are fighting are far more fleeting, and more ripping and tearing in nature...which is right up a wolf's alley. It's no different than why you are able to hit a punching bag with all your might, but can rarely have the time and level of stationery foundation it takes to consistently hit with that level of might during the heat of a fight.

• And endurance is EASILY on the wolf's side breh are you crazy hyenas don't chase ANYTHING down. Nothing. Whatsoever. Wolves chase ALL their prey down. Sometimes for 40+ miles in snow up to their chests.

"EnDurAnCe".

 

[G-Zeus]

• What does when they begin eating their prey have to do with the ability to fight

• That infamous hyena bite-pressure is only applied while trying to crunch bone during meal time. The bites that are afflicted when they are fighting are far more fleeting, and more ripping and tearing in nature...which is right up a wolf's alley. It's no different than why you are able to hit a punching bag with all your might, but can rarely have the time and level of stationery foundation it takes to consistently hit with that level of might during the heat of a fight.

• And endurance is EASILY on the wolf's side breh are you crazy hyenas don't chase ANYTHING down. Nothing. Whatsoever. Wolves chase ALL their prey down. Sometimes for 40+ miles in snow up to their chests.

"EnDurAnCe".

Hyenas - info and games

When the hyenas hunt an animal that is bigger than themselves, they act in a dog or wolf-like behavior; they hunt in packs and together take down the prey by biting into it and dragging it to the ground. If they are after smaller prey, they will hunt alone in a fox-like manner.

Like dogs, but unlike other animals in the same habitat, hyenas do not kill their prey directly. Having chased their prey to exhaustion, their prey is unable to mount any further defense of itself, and is captured and eaten while still alive. Although somewhat distasteful from the human