The Spotted Hyena, or Laughing Hyena, is the largest and best-known member of the hyena family. Living mostly in the deserts of Africa, they usually hunt in clans of 40 or more.
Arepas is one the most typical foods in Venezuela. Arepas are made of corn flour and they are like bread in other countries. You can eat them anytime, everywhere and with whatever you want. Arepas are typically stuffed with different kinds of fillings like in a sandwich.
According to the Currency Encyclopedia, Venezuelan currency is called a Bolivar. Its nicknames are bolo(s) and luca(s) and signified by the currency code VEF and the currency symbol Bs. As of 2014, the current exchange rate of one Venezuelan Bolivar to one American Dollar is about 16 cents and the inverse rate is about $6. In addition, Venezuela's currency has the largest gain on Chile since one Venezuelan Bolivar equals 87 Chilean Pesos. As of January 2010, the Venezuelan government created a two-tiered exchange rate system whereby imports of non-essential items receive 4.3 Bolivars per dollar and 2.6 Bolivars per dollar for essential items. These rates are set and controlled by Venezuela's central bank. Learn more about Coins & Currency