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Hyenas Corner Leopard And Her Tiny Cub
A bold standoff between predator and scavengers
By Ronald Mutero
A leopard mom was cornered by a group of hyenas while trying to protect her cub with the safety of a fallen tree. The clan milled around the base of the tree, grunting and yipping. They were an imposing bunch, more so because they were intent on making a kill. Thanks to their unmatched climbing skills, the female leopard stood her ground until the hyenas finally gave up and moved off.
By Ronald Mutero
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