Indian striped hyena

Camera trapping Indian striped hyenas is moderately difficult, primarily due to their nocturnal, solitary, and elusive behavior, but it is very achievable with proper planning.
They frequently visit carcasses, garbage dumps, or livestock kill sites—ideal places to place camera traps. They often use animal trails, dry riverbeds, or dirt roads at night—great locations for trap placement.
Worked with amazing crew in Aravalis
Canon 550D , Canon 18-55 @ 50mm , ISO-800 , f/6.3 , Nikon 02XSB28 , 1/100

Nice to see this Vipin!
Very nice pose. With the big chunk of meat it is holding on its mouth, it tells a story. It has come out well. Overall I like it a lot. Thanks for sharing.

Best,
Sabyasachi