Rock Hyrax And Steinbok

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Rock Hyrax- Animal with the two sharp front teeth in front of rocks. Native to Africa and the Middle East. Lives in crevices between rocks. This is 1 of 4 living species of Hyracoidea. Found in elevations of 13,800 feet, they forage as a group from 10 to 80. Known as a pest because they host the leishmaniasis parasite, this species is not endangered. Closest living relative is the elephant.

Steinbok-Animal behind rocks peaking over. This solitary antelope can go for a long time without drinking water by eating juicy grasses, tubers, leaves and fruits. Ears are large with finger marks on the inside. Known to zigzag to shake off a predator when running once escaped they are known to take refuge with Aardvarks.