hyrax

We saw that there was a rock hyrax living on the roof.

Some became smaller, and gave rise to the modern hyrax family.

Unlike the rock hyrax, it is not found outside of Africa.

The rock hyrax spends approximately 95% of its time resting.

Spider rose, went to the door, and taking Hyrax's wrists pulled him into the room.

The head of the rock hyrax is pointed, having a short neck with rounded ears.

The hyrax is a small mammal that looks much like a guinea pig.

There is the tiny rock hyrax, one of the elephant's closest relatives.

The ledge was obviously occupied by a colony of rock hyrax.

Manatees count among their close relatives the elephant and the rock hyrax.

The hyrax fell silent, and I found myself facing a politely puzzled ground crew.

Verreaux's Eagle in particular is a specialist hunter of hyrax.

The most common mammal on the mountain is the dassie, or rock hyrax.

While crossing the pass we may see hyrax warming themselves on the rocks in the midday sun.

These hyrax were deep in their rocky burrows now, and the ledge seemed deserted.

In the 2000s, scientists reduced the number of distinct species of hyrax recognized.

Hyrax Hill has been central to the development of archaeological research in Kenya for over seventy.

It also incorrectly claims that the hyrax chews its cud.

The hyrax, for chewing the cud without having cloven hooves.

A hyrax's innocence is no protection; an eagle swoops and it dies.

Mammal species include the Nubian ibex and the rock hyrax.

She sat on the earthen floor with a tanned kaross of hyrax fur under her.

It was a game path used by hyrax and klipspringer, steep and precarious.

At the same time he noticed other archaeological features on both sides of hyrax hill, and in 1937 encouraged his wife, Mary, to investigate these.

The mother has gathered prey in abundance, and has hyrax carcasses to spare.