Hyena Social Networks and Human Activity

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Increasingly, animals have to share their space with human activities and infrastructure. Although human activity can often disturb animal populations, it can also be a source of reliable, easy-to-access resources. Some species, such as hyenas, successfully take advantage of human resources. However, the extent to which human activity influences the social interactions of hyenas is not well-understood.Read about a new study that evaluates how hyena social networks are impacted by human activity at the PLOS Ecology Blog: Hyenas Among Humans.

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