History Headscratchers / SetonAcademyJoinThePack

*** A way of reading this is that, Yena didn't really act like female spotted hyena until a certain point (inasmuch as y'all could define as per this show), thus, his female family members treated him like they would if Yena were biologically male, which Yena didn't really mind (as he had no real reason to presume otherwise). On top of this, hyenas in general don't really go off looks to differentiate male from female, they figure it out by smell and behavior. To address the point about their anatomy, the differences betwixt them become apparent post-partum. As far as why other female hyenas are quite fond of him, well, he acts, in a way, "dominant", so there is that [[note]] Maybe the roles of male and female spotted hyenas in this show are somewhat different?[[/note]]

*** A way of reading this is that, Yena didn't really act like female spotted hyena until a certain point (inasmuch as y'all could define as per this show), thus, his female family members treated him like they would if Yena were biologically male, which Yena didn't really mind (as he had no real reason to presume otherwise). On top of this, hyenas in general don't really go off looks to differentiate male from female, they figure it out by smell and behavior. To address the point about their anatomy, the differences betwixt them become apparent post-partum. As far as why other female hyenas are quite fond of him, well, he acts, in a way, "dominant", so there is that [[Note]] Maybe the roles of male and female spotted hyenas in this show are somewhat different?[[/note]]

*** A way of reading this is that, Yena didn't really act like female spotted hyena until a certain point (inasmuch as y'all could define as per this show), thus, his female family members treated him like they would if Yena were biologically male, which Yena didn't really mind (as he had no real reason to presume otherwise). On top of this, hyenas in general don't really go off looks to differentiate male from female, they figure it out by smell and behavior. To address the point about their anatomy, the differences betwixt them become apparent post-partum. As far as why other female hyenas are quite fond of him, well, he acts, in a way, "dominant" (Maybe the roles of male and female hyenas are somewhat reversed in this show?).

*** A way of reading this is that, Yena didn't really act like female spotted hyena until a certain point (inasmuch as y'all could define as per this show), thus, his female family members treated him like they would if Yena were biologically male, which Yena didn't really mind (as he had no real reason to presume otherwise). On top of this, hyenas in general don't really go off looks to differentiate male from female, they figure it out by smell and behavior. To address the point about their anatomy, the differences betwixt them become apparent post-partum. As far as why other female hyenas are quite fond of him, well, he acts, in a way, dominant (maybe the roles of male and female hyenas are somewhat reversed in this show?).

*** A way of reading this is that, Yena didn't really act like female spotted hyena until a certain point (inasmuch as y'all could define as per this show), thus, his female family members treated him like they would if Yena were biologically male, which Yena didn't really mind (as he had no real reason to presume otherwise). On top of this, hyenas in general don't really go off looks to differentiate male from female, they figure it out by smell and behavior. To address the point about their anatomy, the differences betwixt them become apparent post-partum.

*** A way of reading this is that, Yena didn't really act like female spotted hyena until a certain point and, thus, by his family, was treated them like they would if Yena were biologically male. On top of this, hyenas in general don't really go off looks to differentiate male from female, they figure it out by smell and behavior. To address the point about their anatomy, the differences betwixt them become apparent post-partum.

** Prolly because humanoids might be a li'l bit easy to draw and animate than anthro animals.

*** A way of reading it is that Yeen never ''identified'' as female and so acts more-less like biological male hyena might, thus, Yeen gets treated like any other AMAB hyena. On top of this, hyenas in general don't really go off looks to differentiate male from female, they figure it out by smell and behavior.

** Why do other hyena girls flock to her? They should be acting just as butch as he does, while male hyenas {{Squee}} about her suave and chivalrous personality.

** They likely weren't informed of the fact that using tools to that extent was possible. And even if they were, Jin and the others probably didn't learn how to drive a motorcycle or use any other tools to thier advantage, which too requires training.

* Other than their LittleBitBeastly traits, why the hell does all female animals’s designs look human?? Aren’t they supposed to be animals? At least Manga/{{Beastars}}, Anime/BNABrandNewAnimal, Anime/{{Aggretsuko}} and Anime/OddTaxi got their designs of female animals done right.

* Other than their LittleBitBeastly traits, why the hell does all female animals’s designs look human?? Aren’t they supposed to be animals? At least Manga/{{Beastars}}, Anime/BNABrandNewAnimal and Anime/OddTaxi got their designs of female animals done right.

* Other than their LittleBitBeastly traits, why all the hell does female animals’s designs look human?? Aren’t they supposed to be animals? At least Manga/{{Beastars}}, Anime/BNABrandNewAnimal and Anime/OddTaxi got their designs of female animals done right.

During the school field day competition, the chimps had a advantage because as primates they could use (human) tools. But doesn’t that also mean the two human could also use tools to their advantage? So why didn't they?