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Hyena Nights and Kalahari Days

By: Gus Mills and Margie Mills
224 pages, 16 colour plates, b/w photos, b/w illustration, b/w map
Hyena Nights and Kalahari Days
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  • Hyena Nights and Kalahari Days ISBN: 9781770098114 Paperback Jan 2011 In stock
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Hyenas have a bad reputation and are misunderstood by most people. Until recent years many wildlife publications used words like freak, stupid, demented and ungainly to describe hyenas, but in this title the author allow the reader to see these intriguing animals for what they really are: intelligent, powerful, even beautiful. Gus and Margie Mills, newly married, trekked to the Kalahari to spend two years studying the little-known brown hyena. They were so enchanted by these captivating animals that they ended up stayed for 12 years and uncovered a treasure trove of facts about the lives of both brown and spotted hyenas. Their studies allowed them to get to know the hyena clans and their hierarchies intimately and became privy to events which only a handful of people have ever had the privilege to witness.

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By: Gus Mills and Margie Mills
224 pages, 16 colour plates, b/w photos, b/w illustration, b/w map
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