hyrax

  1. Rock Hyrax

    Rock Hyrax

    A medium sized terrestrial mammal that resembles a guinea pig or a rabbit, the rock hyrax is actually in fact related to elephants, to which they have two tiny incisor teeth that resemble mini tusks. (Art made back in early November)
  2. Rock Hyrax (Procavia capensis)

    Rock Hyrax (Procavia capensis)

    Do note that this image was taken on December 30th, 2023 at the Smithsonian National Zoo in Rock Creek Park, Washington D.C, USA.
  3. “Simien Slopes” Exhibit map

    “Simien Slopes” Exhibit map

    This specific enclosure was made and created for my exhibit showcase thread, and was designed to highlight six unique animals that call the Ethiopian Highlands their home.
  4. BenFoxster

    Animals that Can't be Exhibited in Open Topped Enclosures?

    I was wondering if there any particular animals that couldn't be held in an open-topped enclosure? In particular tree arboreal tree climbing animals? For instance, if someone were to make a nocturnal house with animals like bushtailed possoms, oppossums, quolls, numbats, aye-ayes, or binturongs...
  5. Yellow spotted Hyrax / 7-6-22 / Hamerton

    Yellow spotted Hyrax / 7-6-22 / Hamerton

  6. Yellow Spotted Hyrax / 7-6-22 / Hamerton

    Yellow Spotted Hyrax / 7-6-22 / Hamerton

  7. Bruce's yellow-spotted Hyrax / Hamerton / 23-6-21

    Bruce's yellow-spotted Hyrax / Hamerton / 23-6-21

  8. Alex Roman

    Do you prefer quokkas or hyraxes?

    I really like both. I really like the fearlessness of humans and the cuteness quokkas have. One of my pet guinea pigs reminds me of one. Hyraxes, the furry elephant relatives, are adorbs and are essentially Africa's answer to woodchucks. Their tusks are really intriguing.
  9. Arabian rock hyrax; Cotswold; 18th August 2019.JPG

    Arabian rock hyrax; Cotswold; 18th August 2019.JPG

  10. Bruce's yellow-spotted hyrax : Hamerton : 14 Jul 2019

    Bruce's yellow-spotted hyrax : Hamerton : 14 Jul 2019

    Heterohyrax brucei. Also known as: yellow-spotted (rock) hyrax; bush hyrax. Enclosure nr. main entrance.
  11. Arabian rock hyrax : Cotswold WP : 12 Jul 2019

    Arabian rock hyrax : Cotswold WP : 12 Jul 2019

    Procavia capensis jayakari. Exhibit within Restaurant.
  12. Bruce's yellow-spotted hyrax : Hamerton : 25 Nov 2018

    Bruce's yellow-spotted hyrax : Hamerton : 25 Nov 2018

    Heterohyrax brucei. Also known as: yellow-spotted (rock) hyrax; bush hyrax. Location: Reptile House.
  13. Bruce's yellow-spotted hyrax : Hamerton : 02 Dec 2018

    Bruce's yellow-spotted hyrax : Hamerton : 02 Dec 2018

    Heterohyrax brucei. Also known as: yellow-spotted (rock) hyrax; bush hyrax. Location: Reptile House.
  14. Yellow-spotted Rock Hyrax enclosure - July/2017

    Yellow-spotted Rock Hyrax enclosure - July/2017

  15. Climbers - July/2017

    Climbers - July/2017

  16. Yellow-spotted Rock Hyrax - July/2017

    Yellow-spotted Rock Hyrax - July/2017

  17. Rock Hyrax

    Rock Hyrax

  18. Bronx Zoo: July 2016

    Bronx Zoo: July 2016

  19. Bioparc Valencia: circa 2013

    Bioparc Valencia: circa 2013

    Rock hyraxes and guineafowl in a walkthrough aviary. That day was very insufferable, as dumbass zoo visitors kept the two doors to the aviary open at once! And they're excuse for being uneducated idiots is "Oh, we're village people!". And don't even get me started on the aardvark...
  20. N

    Hyraxes in zoos

    All four species and several subspecies of hyrax are kept in european zoos. I know this because of Zootierliste. But I do not know how common they are in zoos on other continents. Do many zoos in America, Africa and The Middle East keep hyraxes? I want to know more about their natural history...
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