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How GPS collars & camera traps changed 'accepted wisdom' about male lions & hyenas

Times of India

WorldTimes of India·Sep 16, 2026·1 min read

How GPS collars & camera traps changed 'accepted wisdom' about male lions & hyenas

New research challenges the long-held view of lion and hyena interactions. Hyenas typically retreat from lions, while male lions often approach and follow them. This study used GPS collars and direct observations to track these carnivores…

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