Indian Hyena Is Important for the Ecosystem #wildlifeconservation

The Indian Striped Hyena — one of the most underrated species in our ecosystem.
They’re scavengers, but their job goes far beyond that title.
By feeding on carcasses and leftovers, hyenas prevent the spread of diseases and pests.
Their powerful jaws can crush bones completely, recycling nutrients back into the soil.
They also control smaller animal populations and even disperse seeds by eating fruits.
Every role they play keeps nature clean, balanced, and regenerating.
But today, their numbers are declining — due to habitat loss, human–wildlife conflict, poaching, and illegal trade.
These quiet workers of the wild need attention before it’s too late.

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