How do hyenas adapt to the Savannah?

Hyenas have adapted to the savannah through their highly developed social structures, which allow them to hunt efficiently in packs and scavenge for food. Their strong jaws and digestive systems enable them to consume a wide range of prey, including bones and carrion, maximizing their resource use. Additionally, their keen senses and Excellent stamina help them thrive in the open terrain, allowing them to cover large distances in search of food and evade predators.