Despite the ecological importance of the four extant species of Hyaenidae, and the threats
they face globally, there has been no review of the nearly 100 years of published research …

As apex predators with a regulating effect on interspecific competitors and prey
demographics, monitoring of spotted hyaena (Crocuta crocuta) population trends can …

Scavenging is widespread in the carnivore guild and can greatly impact food web structures
and population dynamics by either facilitation or suppression of sympatric carnivores. Due to …

From population estimates to social evolution, much of our understanding of the family
Hyaenidae is drawn from studies of known individuals. The extant species in this family …

Although the spotted hyaena (Crocuta crocuta) has been widely considered to be resilient to
human disturbance, the species is now thought to be undergoing widespread population …

The spotted hyaena (I Crocuta crocuta i) is an important carnivore species whose dual role
of scavenger and predator is vital to trophic energy flows of systems in which they are found …

Monitoring wildlife populations at scale is fraught with logistical and resource constraints.
Despite this, estimating wildlife population state variables and vital rates remains crucial for …

Despite being resident or reintroduced to multiple South African protected areas, spotted
hyaena (Crocuta crocuta) have been subject to limited population monitoring and are not …

Large carnivore community structure is affected by direct and indirect interactions between
intra‐guild members. Co‐existence between different species within a carnivore guild may …

It is important to assess whether anthropogenic activity affects wildlife distribution and
resource use to appraise the efficacy of multi‐use protected areas. Habitat degradation and …