Its always great when African wildlife is highlighted and I appreciate your efforts to educate about these species but there are a few incorrect facts in your article that you might want to correct.
Lions are not common, in fact their numbers have been dropping dramatically all over Africa and they are now endangered almost everywhere.
It is true that spotted hyenas can live in very large clans but they do not normally live in groups of 80 – 100. They also often hunt alone.
Wild dogs do not have the most powerful mammal jaws in Africa – that honor goes to the spotted hyena, which regularly crunches up bones. Wild dogs are also one of the most endangered predators in Africa.
I hope you don’t mind me mentioning these corrections but conservation of these wonderful species will be far easier if people know the true facts about them.
Alison