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**Main Topics:**
1. **Wildebeest Calf's Survival**: A newborn wildebeest calf must quickly learn to walk and survive in its first minutes of life, evading predators like hyenas.
2. **Hyena Social Dynamics**: Female hyenas dominate the clan, with even newborn females outranking adult males. Males are submissive and timid around females.
3. **Nighttime Hunting and Encounters**: A research team observes hyenas and lions interacting at night, showcasing the lions' defense of their territory and food against hyenas.
**Key Takeaways:**
* Newborn wildebeest calves face immediate survival challenges.
* Hyena societies are matriarchal, with females dominating males.
* Encounters between lions and hyenas are intense, with lions fiercely defending their territory and food.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text, without opinions, with each fact numbered and in short sentence form:
**Wildebeest and Hyena Behavior**
1. A wildebeest calf must form a lasting bond with its mother based on smell, taste, and sight within minutes of birth.
2. Wildebeest calves are born ready to follow their mothers, unlike other antelopes that hide their young.
3. A wildebeest calf learns to use its legs faster than any other mammal, standing and walking in under four minutes.
4. Hyenas can commute the distance of two marathons to hunt vulnerable newborns.
5. Hyenas hunt using both sight and sense of smell.
**Hyena Social Structure**
6. Adult male hyenas are below every other female in the social hierarchy.
7. A three-week-old female hyena cub will be more dominant than a 20-year-old male hyena in the same clan.
8. Females in a hyena clan get to eat before males.
9. Males in a hyena clan tend to be anatomically smaller, lighter in weight, and less muscular than females.
**Observation Methods and Lion-Hyena Interactions**
10. Researchers use a "call up" method with speakers and a laptop to attract hyenas with recordings of lions and hyenas at kill sites.
11. The "call up" method can entice hyenas from as far as 10 kilometers away, combined with their powerful sense of smell.
12. A lion pride's male has the role of defending the pride and territory against competitors, with hyenas being top of the list.
13. A large clan of hyenas can be attracted by the scent of a buffalo kill.
14. Lions, including females, work together to keep hyenas at bay from a kill site.
15. A lion pride's male will stamp his authority over hyenas in brutal fashion if needed.
**Physical Characteristics and Survival**
16. A lion pride's male can weigh over 200 kilos.
17. Hyenas have incredibly powerful jaws, capable of crunching through bones.