




Heterohyrax brucei
Bush hyraxes are small, furry animals that look a bit like fluffy rabbits. They love to climb and can often be found resting on rocks in the sun, making them fun to spot!
生息地: Rocky areas
The Bush Hyrax is a small, stout mammal with dense, greyish-brown fur that is lighter on its belly. It has small, rounded ears and a very short, almost invisible tail. A unique feature is a distinct lighter patch of fur on its back where a scent gland is located, distinguishing it from similar species.





カテゴリ
哺乳類レア度
Common
危険度
1/5 · 非常に低い
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Believe it or not, hyraxes are elephants' closest living relatives, despite their size!
Bush Hyraxes can make more than 18 different sounds to talk to each other!
Bush Hyraxes often huddle in huge groups of up to 80 animals to stay warm.
Their big front teeth grow continuously, just like a rodent's, but they aren't rodents!
Bush Hyrax can climb smooth, steep rocks easily because of special rubbery pads on its feet that create suction, helping them grip.
Bush Hyrax can sunbathe and huddle together to manage body temperature because they don't regulate it well internally, which helps them stay warm or cool.
Bush Hyrax has sharp incisor teeth that grow continuously because they are used for stripping tough plant material, which helps them access food.
These furry rock dwellers munch on leaves, grass, fruits, and even tree bark to get their energy.
Panthera pardus
A major predator, hunting hyraxes amongst rocks and trees.
Aquila verreauxii
These powerful eagles snatch hyraxes from high above.
Python sebae
Large snakes ambush hyraxes, constricting them for food.
まだ別名はありません。
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1/5 · 非常に低い
Always watch from a distance and don't try to touch wild animals.
30-38 cm
2-4 kg
8-10 年
20 km/h
These furry rock dwellers munch on leaves, grass, fruits, and even tree bark to get their energy.
Rocky areas
Foraging
1-3
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