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Markedly Elevated Antibody Responses in Wild versus Captive Spotted Hyenas Show that Environmental and Ecological Factors Are Important Modulators of Immunity.
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Discussions reflect fascination with the biology and social complexity of hyenas, exemplified by comments like 'I love hyenas' and mentions of their 'insane biology.' Words like 'interesting,' 'fascinating,' and phrases like 'so much to learn and apply' reveal enthusiasm and curiosity. Several references to informative videos and biological facts indicate a genuine interest, while the tone remains playful and appreciative, aligning with the overall positive curiosity and respect for the animal's ecological role.
Most posts agree that the study highlights interesting differences between wild and captive hyenas, with some expressing admiration for hyenas' complex biology and social structures.
Posts show high interest, especially in the hyenas' unique reproductive biology and social behaviors, with many sharing enthusiasm for learning about these animals.
The engagement is relatively moderate, with posts referencing specific biological traits and expressing curiosity, though few provide deep analysis.
Perceptions of impact are modest; posts recognize that the findings contribute to understanding immunity in wildlife but do not stress immediate broader implications.
Abstract in brief
- Wild spotted hyenas living in their natural environment show significantly higher levels of various serum antibodies, such as IgG, IgM, and autoantibodies, compared to hyenas kept in captivity.
- Despite the differences in antibody levels, there was no observed difference in their sera's ability to kill bacteria, indicating similar bacterial killing capacity between wild and captive hyenas.
- These findings suggest that environmental exposure to pathogens influences immune responses, highlighting the importance of studying animals in their natural habitats to better understand the environmental factors shaping immunity.]
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Most liked on X and Blueskythis rocks btw. please watch this video about my people https://t.co/9DvAlHyIx5
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Wild animals ranging from mice to spotted hyenas (Crocuta crocuta) generally exhibit a more mature, antigen-experienced immunophenotype than that of captive animals. @WildImmunity https://t.co/D4yI6afNQj
@Rainmaker1973 14:14 Pretty interesting video. https://t.co/UZvru8RnJ7
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@Rainmaker1973 14:14 Pretty interesting video. https://t.co/UZvru8RnJ7
@Helen19rh https://t.co/bXQ6I3EnTC @Helen19rh
https://t.co/pj1D4boVpQ Un des rares animal à vivre dans une société féministe Et oui, ca existe
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reputation of hyenas as creepy selfish scavengers is largely misplaced while their lives are rife with hardship and competition their capacity for cooperation is unrivaled in the world of predators and their place among the predators of Africa… https://t.co/2liKz6OhrC https://t.co/52GAzsC9YR
@LibertyPillMeme @RepThomasMassie About 6 minutes... https://t.co/rqoJEVlxsE
@DravenNoctis Zionists are pack animals..https://t.co/vFj9DjxFlC
THESE GUYS ARE CRAZY youtu.be/S-b5Ue7V-DM?...
The Insane Biology of: The Spotted Hyena https://t.co/ZaRI1TxikB via @YouTube
I love hyenas. So much to learn and apply. https://t.co/uK3vhrUblV via @YouTube
Female spotted hyenas have genitalia indistinguishable from males When they want to mate they suck their clitoris like penis into their body to accommodate the penis of the male. https://t.co/bfqck3gn0q
Spotted hyenas have a bad reputation. I still like them. Everything has its place in the ecosystem. youtu.be/S-b5Ue7V-DM?...
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The Insane Biology of: The Spotted Hyena https://t.co/qBbHmPKov5 via @YouTube
The Insane Biology of: The Spotted Hyena https://t.co/ke6poTVaHk via @YouTube
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@Soulbeard1 @fox13seattle Well.... If 'Cackling' is considered speaking. https://t.co/SuqQK8AkSW
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The Insane Biology of: The Spotted Hyena https://t.co/eGWNepWX84
The Insane Biology of: The Spotted Hyena https://t.co/Y3IVLOAEzo via @YouTube
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#Hyenas are the best. So formidable, complex, interesting, yet get such a bad rap! https://t.co/k6Fz6TtJo6
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Ever wonder how wonderful a matriarchal society would be like? Wonder no more… https://t.co/zcKB4r9KO5
@ehrmntrautwaifu https://t.co/OlM7MX1iD3 Just watched this lol and yeah they're not stupid for sure
The Insane Biology of "The Spotted Hyena" https://t.co/076KI3Zoms via @YouTube #Narrator: @stephaniesamma Immersive-Inspirational & full of new knowledge.
The Insane Biology of: The Spotted Hyena https://t.co/dwnzSv1hlB via @YouTube
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My favorite animal. The hyena https://t.co/rQMaJwVwig
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this rocks btw. please watch this video about my people https://t.co/9DvAlHyIx5
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RT @prlennard: Understanding wildlife immune responses is vital to prevent new & emerging diseases
Understanding wildlife immune responses is vital to prevent new & emerging diseases
Wild animals ranging from mice to spotted hyenas (Crocuta crocuta) generally exhibit a more mature, antigen-experienced immunophenotype than that of captive animals. @WildImmunity https://t.co/D4yI6afNQj