So my neighbour came home early today from his hunting with these two animals.

I'm guessing the small one is a grass cutter. But the big one looks to me like a Hyena. I don't know if it's true. I'm wondering how far he had to go to see this type of thing. It's scary and beautiful at the same time ��

Who knows the kind of animal the big one is, both the English and local name will be appreciated. As you can see, they're both being prepared for the next stage ���

More pictures on my blog

More clearer pictures?
Looks like a civet though

The two animals together

cchub:
More clearer pictures?
Looks like a civet though

I've posted one more pic. You can find more here

The thing looks like Pantami


Especially the whiskers

Civet (no idea of yoruba name)


The other is Hare.(Eworo/Ehoro)



(An hyena is bigger than a dog)

That’s a Racoon �

Looks like a raccoon. If your neighbor killed a hyena, you'd probably be telling us the amazing story of how he did it.

pyyxxaro:
The thing looks like Pantami


Especially the whiskers

To think that I had to Google "Pantami" before I got the gist... Very good bad guy!

Draslo:
Looks like a raccoon. If your neighbor killed a hyena, you'd probably be telling us the amazing story of how he did it.

He said he saw it climbing down from a tree

I blame every nairalanders for Nigeria a problem.

I blame every educated soul

I blame the youth,

these bushmeat are temporal solution to the problem.

hunger will damage your intestines soon.

change your country and your diet will change, not chasing bushmeat for protein

Queenlovely:
I blame every nairalanders for Nigeria a problem.

I blame every educated soul

I blame the youth,

these bushmeat are temporal solution to the problem.

hunger will damage your intestines soon.

change your country and your diet will change, not chasing bushmeat for protein

A whole load of rubbish.....you're doing well

heendrix:


A whole load of rubbish.....you're doing well

you are part of the problem

Queenlovely:


you are part of the problem

Omo everybody is part of the problem that's why the country should be sold and everybody find him own way

Very correct

Nezero:
Civet (no idea of yoruba name)


The other is Hare.(Eworo/Ehoro)



(An hyena is bigger than a dog)

That's civet

Eta in Yoruba

Civet cat.

IWillRiseAgain:

So my neighbour came home early today from his hunting with these two animals.

I'm guessing the small one is a grass cutter. But the big one looks to me like a Hyena. I don't know if it's true. I'm wondering how far he had to go to see this type of thing. It's scary and beautiful at the same time ��

Who knows the kind of animal the big one is, both the English and local name will be appreciated. As you can see, they're both being prepared for the next stage ���

More pictures on my blog

the big one is called a civet it's looks to be male while the brown smaller animal is a rabbit

Nnamadi Kanu