By jlynch on July 5, 2007. ... because hyenas don’t get enough good press. Click to enbiggen. (source) Tags biology Carnivores mammals Log in to post comments More like this Fresh faced beauty for the Fourth Myrmekiaphila neilyoungi keeps on rocking in the free world Deserving of a caption, methinks! Behe's publications, Part II I believe the correct technical term is 'embiggen' -- with an 'm'. (Snark-snark -- from a long time Simpsons fan.) Log in to post comments Weirdly the article refers to a single offspring while the picture shows three pups ... Log in to post comments A Cerebus perhaps? Log in to post comments It's a file photo, not of the actual pup. And en- does become em- before labials (embolden, empower). Weird Latinate prefixes ;-) Log in to post comments Just in case anyone's interested, there's a very interesting new paper out on hyena intelligence in the Journal of Mammalogy. I have a discussion of it here. Log in to post comments My gods they are even ugly as newborns! Probably due to their fights in the womb, tough little bastards. I really admire these tenacious buggers. I once read that they were the only major predator whose population was increasing. Can anyone verify? Log in to post comments
I believe the correct technical term is 'embiggen' -- with an 'm'. (Snark-snark -- from a long time Simpsons fan.) Log in to post comments
Weirdly the article refers to a single offspring while the picture shows three pups ... Log in to post comments
It's a file photo, not of the actual pup. And en- does become em- before labials (embolden, empower). Weird Latinate prefixes ;-) Log in to post comments
Just in case anyone's interested, there's a very interesting new paper out on hyena intelligence in the Journal of Mammalogy. I have a discussion of it here. Log in to post comments
My gods they are even ugly as newborns! Probably due to their fights in the womb, tough little bastards. I really admire these tenacious buggers. I once read that they were the only major predator whose population was increasing. Can anyone verify? Log in to post comments
I believe the correct technical term is 'embiggen' -- with an 'm'.
(Snark-snark -- from a long time Simpsons fan.)
Weirdly the article refers to a single offspring while the picture shows three pups ...
A Cerebus perhaps?
It's a file photo, not of the actual pup.
And en- does become em- before labials (embolden, empower). Weird Latinate prefixes ;-)
Just in case anyone's interested, there's a very interesting new paper out on hyena intelligence in the Journal of Mammalogy. I have a discussion of it here.
My gods they are even ugly as newborns! Probably due to their fights in the womb, tough little bastards.
I really admire these tenacious buggers. I once read that they were the only major predator whose population was increasing. Can anyone verify?