Question

Are hyenas social animals?                          

Answer 1

Yes, hyenas are highly social animals that live in large groups called clans. They communicate with each other using a variety of vocalizations, including loud whoops and cackles. They also exhibit complex social structures and hierarchies within their clans.

Answer 2

Spotted hyenas are highly social animals, forming large groups called clans, which range from 6 to over 100 members. Hyenas in clans, like eighth graders in middle school, are sorted into complex social hierarchies. At the top of the pecking order are female hyenas. Though female hyenas are not significantly larger than males, their slightly larger size and increased aggression has previously been theorized to explain why they dominate the social order.

Also, female spotted hyenas have a pseudopenis.

Answer 3

Yes, hyenas are social animals and live in groups. They form strong bonds with other hyenas, and have a complex social structure. They communicate with each other using a variety of vocalizations, body language, and scent marking.