Two Hyenas Return to Southern Hills After Year-Long Absence
Two hyenas, named La'ala and Gdem, have been released back into the southern Israeli hills after more than a year of rehabilitation. The hyenas, which had been injured, underwent a lengthy recovery process before their successful return to the wild. Their release marks a positive development for the local wildlife population and highlights conservation efforts in the region.
The hyenas were cared for and treated for their injuries, receiving the necessary attention to ensure their full recovery. The decision to release them was based on their improved health and readiness to reintegrate into their natural habitat. This event underscores the importance of protecting and preserving wildlife in Israel's diverse ecosystems.
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