Crushing Bones Queen Hyenas National Geographic Documentary
Channel: Wild World
Date: 16/06/2022

The crushing jaws of hyenas may act as a kind of nutrient blender, grinding out calcium and phosphorous from bones and dumping them back into the relatively poor soil of the Kalahari Desert. 

Researchers had noticed that carnivores like wild dogs and cheetahs have a curious way of recycling nutrients back into the landscape. When they eat prey, these animals will spread components like iron found in blood around the kill site while eating. They will also poop out other nutrients. 

Hyenas eat plenty of meat, but they also crunch bones like none other to get at the marrow. 

"Hyenas have one of the strongest jaw strengths of any terrestrial carnivore," said Andrew Abraham, a postdoctoral researcher at Northern Arizona University in Flagstaff.  Read more:  https://www.insidescience.org/news/hyenas-bone-crunching-helps-recycle-nutrients

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