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A hyena cautiously sneaks past lions - coloring page

Discover the exciting motif of a hyena cautiously sneaking past lions. This coloring page gives you the opportunity to unleash your creative skills while exploring the wild animal life. You can download the image for free to print and color it or color it directly online. Get the coloring page now and start the creative process!

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Coloring Page: Hyena Sneaks Past Lions – Details

  • The image features a hyena sneakily moving past lions.
  • The image can be downloaded for free.
  • The coloring page is available in high quality as a JPG file.
  • It is perfect for children and adults who enjoy coloring.
  • You can both print the image and color it online.

Hyenas: Fascination of the Wilderness

Hyenas are fascinating animals that often live in packs and are known for their socially structured lives. These mammals are commonly found in Africa and inhabit a variety of environments, from savannas to deserts. They have a striking appearance characterized by their strong legs and distinctive ears. Hyenas are especially known for their characteristic laugh, which is often mistakenly interpreted as an expression of joy. In reality, it primarily serves communication within their social structure. Originally, hyenas were referred to as the "runners of the night" as they are mostly active at dusk and night. With this coloring page, you can capture the beauty of these predators and bring them to life in your own way. If you’re looking for more exciting coloring pages on this topic, check out our collection on hyenas.

Coloring a Hyena: Creative Details

The image captures a hyena quietly moving among the majestic lions. Who would have thought that a hyena could be so deft? To color the motif, you could use earthy browns for the hyena and warm yellows for the lions. There are no limits to your style, so vibrant colors are also a great way to bring the scene to life. And the best part: you get the image for free. It is available in JPG format, which means you can easily print it or color it online. Seize the opportunity to express your creativity with this wonderful coloring page!

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Matthias Petri founded the agency 4eck Media GmbH & Co. KG together with his brother Stefan Petri in 2010. Together with his team, he runs the popular specialist forum PSD-Tutorials.de and the e-learning portal TutKit.com. He has published numerous training courses on image processing, marketing and design and has taught "Digital Marketing & Communication" as a lecturer at FHM Rostock. He has received several awards for his work, including the special prize of the Mecklenburg-Vorpommern Website Award in 2011 and as Kreativmacher Mecklenburg-Vorpommern 2015. He was appointed Fellow of the Federal Competence Center for Cultural & Creative Industries in 2016 and is involved in the initiative "We are the East" as an entrepreneur and managing director on behalf of many other protagonists of East German origin.