Further to the last post on Tukwondilli and Dibbey is a rather strange development. I'm finding that Tukwondilli, rather than avoiding Dibbey and her aggressive outbursts, actually follows her around. I've been noting the times when they arrive at the feeding and Tukwondilli, almost without fail, arrives within two minutes of Dibbey; usually right on her tail. Then when she's feeding or sorting through the bones that the hyena man leaves out for them, Tukwondilli just stands behind her as if he's waiting for something to happen. Something usually does happen, as Dibbey loses patience and chases him off or tries to bite him. No wonder she's irate. Imagine having a hyena follow your every move in life. Again I'm having trouble understanding this strange, droopy-nosed male.
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