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Israeli Psychologist Encounters Daytime Hyena in Sha'ar HaGai, Highlights Growing Wildlife Issue
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First reported by Now 14 · Jul 15, 2026
What happened
Dr. Sivan Shergai filmed a hyena roaming in Sha'ar HaGai during the day, highlighting a growing issue of hyenas living near residents. The Israel Nature and Parks Authority is cooperating with local officials to relocate animals and improve sanitation to reduce encounters.
- 01A hyena was filmed roaming in Sha'ar HaGai during daylight, alarming residents.
- 02Dr. Sivan Shergai has documented hyenas living near the community for over 18 months.
- 03Residents report daily interactions with hyenas, indicating adaptation to their presence.
- 04Hyenas' daytime activity suggests behavioral changes linked to food availability.
- 05The Israel Nature and Parks Authority is relocating hyenas and advising improved sanitation.
- 06Authorities warn the animals are predators but not considered dangerous to humans.
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