Among the Bone Eaters: Encounters with Hyenas in Harar
by Marcus Baynes-Rock Author and Elizabeth Marshall Thomas Foreword
Step into the intriguing world of hyenas and the people of Harar, Ethiopia, as we embark on an unconventional adventure! While biologists typically study wild carnivores from a safe distance using fancy gadgets, what happens when an anthropologist decides to get up close and personal with Africa's second-largest carnivores, the spotted hyenas, right in a bustling city of a hundred thousand folks? Brace yourself for a wild ride in Among the Bone Eaters by Marcus Baynes-Rock. In this captivating tale, we'll jet off to the historic city of Harar in Ethiopia, where the local gey waraba, or city hyenas, are not only welcomed with open arms but also cherished for their unique role in protecting the community from pesky spirits and menacing "mountain" hyenas. Believe it or not, these fascinating creatures have even become a popular tourist attraction!
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