1
The hyenas can have it as far as I'm concerned, Ayla said.
2
The Homo erectus heads, however, presented the hyenas with a unique problem.
3
He saw the lattice giving to the frantic clawing of the hyenas.
4
They are no longer men; they become hyenas, they dig open graves.
5
It is equally well-known that the hyenas devour the bodies so exposed.
6
Other less well known predators include hyenas, baboons, and birds of prey.
7
I could hear, not so far away, a pack of hyenas yowling.
8
He has no grave, and yet your hyenas are barking, and barking.
9
If I let the hyenas at him, they won't bother me anymore.
10
Still, hyenas would never be appealing creatures, she thought, watching them feed.
11
They had all gone to sleep without being disturbed by the hyenas.
12
There were other animals to be dreaded still more than the hyenas.
13
You can't just leave him for the long-fangs and hyenas! she cried.
14
It put the front-page photograph of the laughing hyenas in proper context.
15
They had never beheld a troop of hyenas so numerous and fierce.
16
And hyenas have to deal with giving birth through their six-inch-long clitorises.
