Some good pussy
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From: City of Industry, CA
Originally Posted by Derek
research before you try to educate.
Classification & Range
Spotted hyenas are the largest member of the family Hyaenidae. This family also includes three other hyena species, the aardwolf (found in south Africa and east and northeast Africa), the striped hyena (Hyaena hyaena), found in northern Africa, southwest Asia and India, and the brown hyena (Parahyaena brunnea), which is found in limited areas of southern Africa, except most of South Africa.* Hyenas are generally thought to form an evolutionary "link" between dogs and cats, being more closely related to cats.
Classification & Range
Spotted hyenas are the largest member of the family Hyaenidae. This family also includes three other hyena species, the aardwolf (found in south Africa and east and northeast Africa), the striped hyena (Hyaena hyaena), found in northern Africa, southwest Asia and India, and the brown hyena (Parahyaena brunnea), which is found in limited areas of southern Africa, except most of South Africa.* Hyenas are generally thought to form an evolutionary "link" between dogs and cats, being more closely related to cats.
what did you say?? 
you motorboatin' s.o.b.
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From: Mexico, by Jaymar
Originally Posted by FOBulous
i was half right :fawk:
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Originally Posted by Derek
More like 25% right, since they're more closely related to cats. Even though you said they were canines, which was entirely incorrect.
