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Where in the world is there a place where a striped hyena and fox would even be able to interact???
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(Shes a wolf) And this is fiction, dude. Where in the world is there a place that dogs talk? Please don't judge this as if it should be a realistically situation in the wild. Plus, this is set in the past I believe.
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I'm not really judging it.I just like to come up with comments that not a lot of other people comment.
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Ok, thats reasonable, sorry if I offended you.
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Will we find out how and why her mom died later in the story KayFedewa ???
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I'm not sure why, but I'm just rereading this, and I imagine the hyena's voice as Captain Barbossa's voice from Pirates of the Caribbean.
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Well, that sure is no loving God! 
(new reader to your comic, btw! I'm impressed so far! 
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Poor little Swiftkill (she's so cute as a pup) - and that's one spooky hyena thing! 
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the face of a pure angel.... *obvious sarcasm is obvious*
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And that's how you get a childhood faith crisis. Kid will probably have issues with morality later on just from the trauma combined with unfair cruelty of reality vs. religion
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Just so you know, you're missing the link to the next page in this one!
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ah!! I went through all of them and noticed another one was missing also - fixed both, thank you!
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Brown, thats a brown hyena i believe. They have that long shaggy fur and stripped legs
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3 types of what? Hyena? Actually 4. Haha spotted, striped, brown, and aardwolf. 
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Aardwolves aren't hyneas... They look like them, but aardwolves are canines which hyneas are not.
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Aardwolves are infact in the family hyenadae, they are hyneas.
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They are related to hyneas. They aren't Hyneas. It's like saying a tiger is a lion.
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Btw, a tiger and a lion are the same, as in they have the exact same skeletal structure. Well thats just the skeletons are the same except the tiger is bigger, and I know they are different species but they are both big cats. There is also two different type of cats as in Felinae (cats that purr) if you didn't know mountain lions belong to this group. And then there is Felidae (big cats), tigers, lions, leopards, and cheetahs.
But thats just to cover the fact that your wrong about big cats.
Now on to the hyenas, there is only one family that contains hyenas and that is Hyeanindae.
Exactly what dmlp103 said 4 types of hyena belong to this group spotted hyena, striped hyena, brown hyena, and aardwolf. And in fact even though the aardwolf is called a aardwolf it is in the hyeanindae family which in term makes it a species of hyena. The aardwolf is some times called a mane jackal or civet hyena.
So I don't know where you got the fake fact of Aardwolves not being hyenas but they are in the hyeanindae family so that does classify them as hyenas.
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Everything i have read and watched says aardwolves are in the hyena family...so...
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Yeah, 
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That comparison....doesn't really make a whole lot of sense to me? Of course coyotes aren't wolves, and leopards aren't jaguars. They're still within their respective families though: coyotes and wolves in the Canine family, and Leopards and Jaguars in the Big Cat family. Everyone can agree that coyotes and wolves are canines, and leopards and jaguars are big cats. An animal doesn't have to be the same species to be in the same family as another.
Aardwolves are hyenas, just like their bone-crushing cousins because they are in the same family. They may look and act different, but they're still hyenas. Spotted hyenas look and act different from striped hyenas (plus they don't even share a genus), but they're both still considered hyenas.
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I'm sorry, but every single hyena documentary and expert I've talked to, ever and extensive research has all told me there are only three types of hyenas, not to mention aardwolves are pretty small, but hyenas are huge.
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Hey, do you think you could bring up some of that documentation so I can look at it? I'm curious about it, since everything that I've ever seen on the subject (including a children's book whose author is known to give educational facts about the main animals in the story) has told me that there are four species of hyena, not three.
Also, size isn't everything. For instance: red foxes are much, much smaller than wolves, but both of them are still canines.
(Also also, I'm gonna correct myself about what I said in regards to the big cats. They belong to the same family as the small cats, not their own. So, again going with the size thing, a lion is much larger than the average house cat, but they're both still felines since they both exist in the Felidae family.)
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Actually, foxes are hardly canines, they have slits for pupils, and retractable claws. They are canines....but barely.
the documentaries are saw where on animal planet. Maybe I can find one...
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Foxes don't have retractable claws. Take it from someone who's skinned about 20+ foxes and never once came across retractable claws on their feet.
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Dude, if you google "do foxes have retractable claws" the first thing that come up is "foxes are the only canidae that can retract claws like cats"
also, I don't think I'd trust a fox killer.
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I've never killed an animal in my life other than fish, when I've been fishing and bringing some home to eat or have had to preform a ''mercy kill'' on one of my Koi carp which was beyond saving, thankfully this has been rare for me as I love my Koi and do my best to see them happy and healthy. However, I practice taxidermy and work with specimens that have been legally hunted or accidentally killed (roadkills for example). It's an unfair assumption that I ''kill animals'' just because my account happens to host taxidermy.
But I've skinned more than enough foxes to know their claws don't retract. And I just did a quick google search and while you are right that an article comes up regarding the issue, anything from PETA cannot be trusted. The only species of Fox known to retract it's claws are the Grey Fox (Urocyon Cinereoargenteus) and only it is partially.
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But they're still canines. They may have traits that make them different from some other canines, but they're still canines.
Cheetahs are pretty dog-like in the fact that they have rounded pupils and non-retractable claws, but they're still felines.
And okay.
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But foxes aren't wolves! I don't doubt that aardwolves are part of the Hynea family, but they just aren't hyneas.
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Wolves are canines, but canines are not wolves. Not every canine has to be a wolf to be a canine.
Aardwolves don't have to be like the other three hyenas to be hyenas, because like "canine", "hyena" is a family term, not a genus term. If it was a genus term, then spotted hyenas wouldn't really be hyenas either because they don't belong to genus Hyaena; they belong to genus Crocuta.
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No, dude...(oh my gosh I can't deal with this today) I was just comparing aardwolves to foxes and hyenas to wolves. and using this as an example.
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But, what I was getting at, was that hyena is a family term much like the term canine is. Aardwolves may be further away from the other three on the family tree, but they are still hyenas.
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No...buddy...that's not really true...what would hyenas be called then?
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Holy crap. That was so long ago 0_0 my was I immature,
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What do you mean by that?
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