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	Hyena - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		In ancient times, large hyenas ranged over much of Europe and Asia, but they are much reduced in range and diversity today.
		Only four species survive: the Spotted, Brown, and Striped Hyenas (which together make up the subfamily Hyaeninae), and the Aardwolf, which is the only member of the subfamily Protelinae.
		Hyenas are also highly intelligent predators, even more intelligent than the lions (some scientists claim they are of equal intelligence to certain apes) (Said by biologist Jeff Corwin, in an episode of "The Jeff Corwin Experience" concentrating on spotted hyenas).
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Hyaeninae (1640 words)

	Wikipedia: Hyena
		Although hyenas look rather like large dogs, they make up a seperate biological family which is most closely related to the Herpestidae (the family that mongooses and meerkats belong to).
		In ancient times large hyenas ranged over much of Europe and Asia, but they are much reduced in range and diversity today.Only four species survive: the Spotted, Brown, and Striped Hyenas (which togather make up the subfamily Hyaeninae), and the Aardwolf, which is the only member of the subfamily Protelinae.
		In Africa today, Hyenas are associated with Sorcery in folklore.
	www.factbook.org /wikipedia/en/h/hy/hyena.html (554 words)

	Hyena
		In ancient times large hyenas ranged over much of Europe and Asia.
		The first-mentioned three species make up the subfamily Hyaeninae, while the aardwolf is the only member of Protelinae.
		The largest and most well known member of the hyena family, the spotted hyena is primarily a predator, not a scavenger as is commonly thought.
	www.teachersparadise.com /ency/en/wikipedia/h/hy/hyena.html (507 words)

	hena information,hyena (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		In ancient times, large henas ranged over much of Europe and Asia, but they aremuch reduced in range and diversity today.
		Only four species survive: the Spotted, Brown, and Striped henas (which together make up the subfamily Hyaeninae), and the Aardwolf, which is the only member of the subfamily Protelinae.
		In Africa today, henas are associated with Sorcery in folklore.
	www.vsearchmedia.com /hena.html (188 words)

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