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Michigan State University students in the Holekamp Lab blog about their experiences in Kenya, research on spotted hyenas and adventures in the field.
Michigan State University | College of Natural Science
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Notes From Kenya is a blog run by the students in the Holekamp Lab at Michigan State University, College of Natural Science, East Lansing, Michigan, U.S.A.
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You can help support our research by making a donation to the Hyena Research Fund at MSU. Your contributions provide necessary resources for the students and scientists to continue our work.
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3 comments:
Oh, man, SO CUTE! Although, of course, I understand that's part of their arsenal.
"Come here and pet me, so I can crush your hand with my mind-bogglingly strong jaws."
Lovely. =)
And who might that be??
They're so cute at this age...which is, what, a bit less than a year old? They're still small, and don't have the proportions that an adult has, and are just every so very fluffy. Is their diet mostly their mother's milk at this point? Have they had any meat or accompanied the adults on a hunt yet?
Whatever. They're beautiful little creatures, even if they can eat you whole in fifteen minutes flat. :)
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