A hyena is captured strolling in a reserve [File/Standard] Forget lions as the kings of the jungle for a moment. In the Aberdare forest, hyenas have taken up a new and rather shocking hobby: castrating buffaloes. Yes, you read that right. According to the Kenya Wildlife Service (KWS), these cunning predators are no longer bringing down full-grown buffalo. Instead, they’ve discovered a much easier (and far more brutal) tactic, targeting the low-hanging scrotum. KWS Director-General Dr. Erastus Kanga says the phenomenon is now a major conservation threat, with “tens of buffaloes” rendered reproductively useless over the past few months. “The…