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Lions tend to avoid eating hyenas once they bring them down. One significant element in this equation is the impact of learned behavior. From a young age, lion cubs observe and absorb knowledge from their mothers on what to target as prey and what qualifies as nourishment. They are guided to chase after creatures like zebras, antelopes, and buffalo known for their rich nutrients that sustain them well. On the contrary, hyenas don't fit into this preferred prey category. They are viewed more as adversaries rather than a source of food.
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By Kenya Wild ParksLions tend to avoid eating hyenas once they bring them down. One significant element in this equation is the impact of learned behavior. From a young age, lion cubs observe and absorb knowledge from their mothers on what to target as prey and what qualifies as nourishment. They are guided to chase after creatures like zebras, antelopes, and buffalo known for their rich nutrients that sustain them well. On the contrary, hyenas don't fit into this preferred prey category. They are viewed more as adversaries rather than a source of food.
⚠️ Start Planning Your Trip to Kenya👉:
https://www.kenyawildparks.com/contact-us/