Every predator story on this site so far has been a hero story — lion, leopard, wild dog, all cast in the role the safari industry likes best. Hyenas don't get that treatment, and they don't need it: what a spotted hyena does for an ecosystem matters as much as what a lion does, even if it's a much less flattering job.
This is a scavenging opportunist mid-carry, moving fast with a kill it almost certainly didn't make itself — hyenas are proficient hunters in their own right, but the reputation as pure scavengers persists because the theft is more visible than the hunting. Either way, nothing goes to waste out here, and something has to be the animal that makes sure of that.
A second frame from the same run — the kind of shot a fast burst gives you, catching the stride and the spotted coat a beat later in the same dash across the pan. Not a flattering animal by safari-brochure standards, and that's rather the point of giving it its own entry.