Vladimir Dinets, assistant professor of psychology, recently published a study that examined the unlikely friendship between striped hyenas and grey wolves in the southern Negev, Israel. He suspects that the particularly inhospitable conditions of the extreme desert—and a need for food—might have pushed the two enemies into an unusual alliance.
The Washington Post featured the study in this article.
Numerous national and international news outlets also featured the research including the Christian Science Monitor, British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC), United Kingdom-based Daily Mail, Gizmodo Australia, Gizmodo UK, Discovery, USA Today (Daily Chatter), United Press International, PerfScience, Headlines & Global News, New Hampshire Voice, Tech Times, the Times of Israel, Utah People’s Post, Morning Ticker, Santa Fe New Mexican, Eastern Morning Herald, Pulse Headlines, and Knoxville’s WVLT-TV Local 8 Now.