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->''He feared the hyena, for sometimes they would attack a full-grown zebra, or a wildebeest, and if sometimes they ran away, sometimes they stayed to fight as well. Best of all, they loved to seize the newborn calves at the moment of their birth, and at night, when he lay listening to their wild laugh, Konyek was glad that the calf of the November Cloud was safe beside him, and he would rub his head against her flank where it rested.''
-->-- ''Literature/TheCalfOfTheNovemberCloud''
-->-- ''Literature/TheCalfOfTheNovemberCloud''
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->''Finally, the hyena, too cowardly ever to be a source of danger to the hunter, is sometimes a dreadful curse to the weak and helpless.''
-->--'''Theodore Roosevelt''', ''African Game Trails''.
-->--'''Theodore Roosevelt''', ''African Game Trails''.
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'''Simba:''' ''[scoffs]'' You can't do anything to me!\\
'''Zazu:''' Uh, technically, they can. We ''are'' on their land.\\
'''Simba:''' But Zazu, you told me they're nothing but slobbery, mangy, stupid poachers.\\
'''Zazu:''' Ix-nay on the
-->--'''Theodore Roosevelt''', ''African Game Trails''.
'''Banzai:''' Who you callin' "upid-stay?!"
-->-- ''WesternAnimation/TheLionKing1994''
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-->–- '''Frederick Courteney Selous''', ''African Nature Notes and Reminiscences''
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-->–- '''Frederick Courteney Selous''', ''African Nature Notes and Reminiscences''Reminiscences''
->''A hyena tears the flesh off another living being''\\
''He does not repent''\\
''Nor lament''\\
''It's the way it was meant to be''
-->-- '''Music/{{Voltaire}}''', ''King Of Villains/When I Said I Was Evil''
->''A hyena tears the flesh off another living being''\\
''He does not repent''\\
''Nor lament''\\
''It's the way it was meant to be''
-->-- '''Music/{{Voltaire}}''', ''King Of Villains/When I Said I Was Evil''
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->''Feet that make no noise; eyes that can see in the dark; ears that can hear the winds in their lairs, and sharp white teeth, all these things are the marks of our brothers except Tabaqui the Jackal and the Hyaena whom we hate.''
-->-- '''Creator/RudyardKipling''', ''Literature/{{The Jungle Book}}''
->''No more than a hyena abandons carrion does a Marxist abandon treason.''
-->-- '''UsefulNotes/AdolfHitler''', ''Mein Kampf''.
->''Finally, the hyena, too cowardly ever to be a source of danger to the hunter, is sometimes a dreadful curse to the weak and helpless.''
-->--'''Theodore Roosevelt''', ''African Game Trails''.
-->-- '''Creator/RudyardKipling''', ''Literature/{{The Jungle Book}}''
->''No more than a hyena abandons carrion does a Marxist abandon treason.''
-->-- '''UsefulNotes/AdolfHitler''', ''Mein Kampf''.
->''Finally, the hyena, too cowardly ever to be a source of danger to the hunter, is sometimes a dreadful curse to the weak and helpless.''
-->--'''Theodore Roosevelt''', ''African Game Trails''.
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->''It has always appeared to me that the qualities and characteristics of the African spotted hyæna have met with somewhat scant recognition at the hands of writers on sport, travel, and natural history, for this animal is usually tersely described as a cowardly, skulking brute, and then dismissed with a few contemptuous words.''
->''Yet I think that the spotted hyæna of Africa is quite as dangerous and destructive an animal as the wolf of North America, which is [[NobleWolf usually treated with respect, sometimes with sympathy, by its biographers]], though I cannot see that wolves are in any way nobler in character than hyænas. Both breeds roam abroad by night, ever crafty, fierce, and hungry, and both will be equally ready to tear open the graves and devour the flesh of human beings, should the opportunity present itself, whether on the shores of the Arctic Sea, where men's skins are yellowy brown, or beneath the shadow of the Southern Cross, where they are sooty black. There is nothing really noble, though much that is interesting, in the nature of either wolves or hyænas, [[SubvertedTrope but neither of these animals ought to be despised]]. Hyænas are big, powerful, dangerous brutes, and at night often show great determination and courage in their attempts to obtain food at the expense of human beings.''
-->–- '''Frederick Courteney Selous''', ''African Nature Notes and Reminiscences''
->''Yet I think that the spotted hyæna of Africa is quite as dangerous and destructive an animal as the wolf of North America, which is [[NobleWolf usually treated with respect, sometimes with sympathy, by its biographers]], though I cannot see that wolves are in any way nobler in character than hyænas. Both breeds roam abroad by night, ever crafty, fierce, and hungry, and both will be equally ready to tear open the graves and devour the flesh of human beings, should the opportunity present itself, whether on the shores of the Arctic Sea, where men's skins are yellowy brown, or beneath the shadow of the Southern Cross, where they are sooty black. There is nothing really noble, though much that is interesting, in the nature of either wolves or hyænas, [[SubvertedTrope but neither of these animals ought to be despised]]. Hyænas are big, powerful, dangerous brutes, and at night often show great determination and courage in their attempts to obtain food at the expense of human beings.''
-->–- '''Frederick Courteney Selous''', ''African Nature Notes and Reminiscences''
