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Brown hyenas are brown with lighter colored manes and medium length bushy hair. Their body structure resembles that of the striped hyena.
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Brown hyenas avoid areas dominated by spotted hyenas? They frequent commercial farmland around the Suikerbosrand Reserve, 20 minutes drive from Johannesburg CBD, usually unnoticed at night in urban trash dumps.
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The brown hyena (shown in the above graphic) and the striped hyena are less plentiful (Full text) ...
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Hyaena brunnea ( Brown hyena) This scruffy looking scavenger is distinguished from the other three hyena species by its long shaggy coat and pointed ears. The... More 22 Images ...
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The size of striped and brown hyenas ranges in length from 1.2 to 1.5 m (3.9 to 4.9 ft), including the 30 cm (12 in) tail, and in weight from 25 to 55 kg (55 to 120 lb).
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The spotted hyena is the largest species of hyena. The other species are the brown hyena and the striped hyena. 3. Female hyenas possess similar looking reproductive organs to males therefore accurate sexing can be difficult.
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The pelt can be light to dark-brown on brown hyenas, while the color can be gray, sometimes nearly white on striped hyenas Aardwolves have a warm, sand-colored coat, ...
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The striped hyena is smaller, and the closely related brown hyena or strand wolf (very rare) are shire and more solitary.
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brachyurus, found in wooded areas of central South America, is not a true wolf, although it is a canine (member of the dog family). It has extremely long, stiltlike legs and an erectile mane on the neck. Strand wolf is a name for the brown hyena (not ...
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The brown hyena (H. brunnea) is South African, ranging to Angola on the west and Kilimanjaro on the east. In size it resembles the striped hyena, but differs in appearance, owing to the fringe of long hair covering the neck and fore part of the back.
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 See also: Hyena, Striped hyena, Spotted hyena, Mongoose, Civet
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