Hyena Boop

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you’re so funny! i laughed!

HELPPPP that thing was thangin😭

Im pretty sure its a girl too

Yep, it’s their clitoris. They GIVE BIRTH out of that thing.

@@Big_blue14yeah, she’s a girl. Female hyenas look like that, not males lol

Like "Yep that's her penis!" Lol

What's with the giant dong? lol

Hyenas and wolves share similarities when it comes to how sensitive their sense of smell is. Chances are, Jaws was smelling a lot from her hand and wanted to smell everything. Pretty much like a detailed look through a junk drawer.

hyenas are more closely related to cats than they are to dogs

Say what?

@@NachtAsilei can imagine it’s about the psuedopenis, thats usually what people talk about when they see hyenas

Its a female spotted hyena. That thing hanging down is her lady parts, and yes they give birth through that thing. Not just that, the largest cubs relative to the size of the mother.

​@@NachtAsile pseudopingas

​@@kosakukawajiri5007 isn't that what they call the pseudo penis? she births her cubs from it? that's wild!

They're extremely dangerous in the wild and to each other

​​@@arzfan29I think the point is that they're not the mindless laughing creatures people think they are. The laughing is actually a sound they make when they're scared, if I remember correctly. Hyenas are also smart, they're not just mindless killers. Yes they hunt and are dangerous, but they're smart and worthy of a better reputation then they've gotten

She has a peenis

Come on! Male hyenas have testicles, and females have an empty folds of labia/skin to the rear from the clitoris. ‘The thing’ is not as important as the balls/ovaries for sex determination.

the thing you're referring to is a pseudo-penis, it's a female hyena thing. also, female hyenas are bigger and stronger than their male counterparts. it's easy to see when they're next to each other.

Typically the males have smaller ones, but the best way to know is that the males have testicles.

And female spotted hyenas are much larger than males.

They're different at the tip - females still have an innie, even if it's on the end of an outie. And females have what looks like testicles too, so that's also tricky.

2 years old ❤️

@@safarisammie Oh, I thought she was older! Sweet baby girl, thanks Sammie 💖

She's checking out the other animals that moms been petting behind her back, lol

I mean there's not really anything that can be done about that. Animals don't wear clothes after all. Even at a different camera angle I feel like you would still see it, since female spotted hyenas are packing lol

​@@LtCdrXanderLol but I did have a dog who had a shirt I still wear

no but if you can't release her or the other animals back into the wild all you can do is make their lives as comfortable and stress free as possible which is precisely what they do at this sanctuary.

This is a sanctuary, not a zoo.

It's a sanctuary though. That hyena is probably there because of some condition that prevents her from being able to survive in the wild. It's not a zoo you know. Obviously in an ideal world that hyena would be running around living free and in the wild, but whatever the circumstances that prevented her from being able to do so happened, so better for people to try and give her the best life she can have. I'm not sure what the story behind this hyena is, so idk if she has to stay at the sanctuary permanently or if she can be rehabilitated and released back to the wild at some point. In any case, an animal sanctuary is not like some low-quality zoo. They are there for animals' sakes, not humans'

*she. Jaws it's a girl. The male and female that aren't mother's yet, have the same almost the same looking exterior genitalia.

Its a female spotted hyena, thats part of her reproductive system, and yes all spotted hyena give birth through that thing.

Lady spotted hyenas are built a little unusually compared to most mammals, and hyena societal norms differ from ours.

It's a girl. Spotted hyenas have very unique anatomy. In fact, I'm pretty sure the females' things are longer than the males', which is one of few ways to tell the difference between males and females. If I remember correctly, female spotted hyenas are also generally more dominant in their societies than males, which could also play a role in their unique anatomy compared to other mammals.

No, Jaws, the hiena featured in this short it's in fact a "girl". The females have an external genitalia that looks practically the same like the ones from their male counterparts, at least they they are mothers. Because yes, the females have to go through all the stages of the female reproduction with something that it's practically a penis, so when they go into labor, if everything goes well and they don't happen to belong to the high death statistics for hienas giving birth, the whole thing is going to tear open and if they survive the blead and posible infections that could happen in the wild, the thing doesn't sutures itself closed again.

jaws is actually a girl!! female spotted hyenas have a pseudo penis that resembles a male’s, but females are all around a bit bigger than males. but yes she is such a sweetheart

Girl.

It's a girl! Spotted hyenas have unique anatomy. And yes she gives birth through that. Hyenas are so interesting

That's a she. And if she wasn't interested, she probably wouldn't be greeting and sniffing her human friend

*she

Do you not know anything about wildlife sanctuaries? Animals in wildlife sanctuaries are there because they cannot survive in the wild. Obviously in an ideal world they would all be running around free in the wild, but whatever circumstances happened prevent them from doing so. Birth defects, injuries, poachers, pollution, animal trafficking, diseases... there are so many conditions that would spell an unfair death for an animal in the wild. Sanctuaries take those unfortunate animals and give them the best lives they can so that they can actually have a chance to live, when they otherwise would have died. These animals are well cared for, as a sanctuary is not a zoo. The animals are kept there for the sake of them, not for the humans. People in sanctuaries work for the animals' benefit, not for humans. Also, sanctuaries are located in the home regions if animals, so they're not really being taken out of their habitats. If you can take the time to put any effort into researching wildlife sanctuaries, do so. You'll find that it isn't as cut and dry as "normally wild animal being cared for by human is bad", like you seem to think. Besides caring for animals dealt an unfair hand, wildlife sanctuaries are especially important for caring for endangered animals and making sure that they don't go extinct