A curious group of hyenas approached this safari vehicle as they were given a tour of the Kruger National Park in South Africa.

The video, shot on November 16, shows the hyenas observing and biting the truck before the guide is forced to scare them away.

"Hyenas are born to chew. The vehicle’s tyres, mud flaps and stepping panels clearly looked inviting," the filmer wrote online.

"Hyenas have the strongest bite force of any animal on this planet. Letting them continue will leave your vehicle full of scratches and possibly a flat tyre or two."

"I have seen them biting through bumpers and tear number plates to shreds," he added.

While driving In Kruger National Park, South Africa, we came across this clan of Hyenas. We stopped and spend some time watching the adults interacting with some of the sub adults. Curious as they are, the sub adults approached the vehicle eventually. Hyenas are born to chew. The vehicle’s tyres, mud flaps and stepping panels clearly looked inviting. Few of the youngsters approached the vehicle at various intervals and started biting and chewing on the first thing they could get a grip on. I had to scare them off a few times. Hyenas have the strongest bite force of any animal on this planet. Letting them continue will leave your vehicle full of scratches and possibly a flat tyre or two. I have seen them biting through bumpers and tear number plates to shreds. All of this said, these Hyenas were just being Hyenas, biting and chewing whatever looks interesting to them.