Hyenas and hyenas are two different beasts. The main differences between them are reflected in the following aspects:

1. Scientific name: The scientific name of hyenas is Chrysocyon brachyurus, while hyenas The scientific name is Lycaon pictus.

2. Appearance: The hyena is a medium-sized herbivorous mammal with an orange or brown body and black hair on its ears and tail. In contrast, hyenas are large carnivorous mammals with tawny or brown bodies, black spots on their backs, and long, strong legs and manes.

3. Distribution area: Hyenas are mainly distributed in Brazil, Argentina and other places in South America, while hyenas are mainly distributed in Brazil and Argentina. In the grasslands and forest areas of Africa.

4. Food habits: Sideburns eat plants as their main food, mainly grass and fruits. Hyenas are primarily carnivores and live by hunting, and their diet includes small mammals and birds.

5. Social habits: Sideburns usually live alone, and their breeding cycle is long, usually only once a year. Hyenas usually form groups consisting of a pair of adult males and females and their offspring, live in a social manner, and have very intelligent and organized behavioral characteristics.