The rock hyrax has a pair of long, pointed tusk-like incisors.

The rock hyrax spends about 95 percent of its time resting.

Rock hyraxes are gregarious, living in colonies of up to 80 individuals.

Probably rock hyraxes, she thought, or some other small rodent.

Read on for the surprising truth about rock hyraxes.

Rock Hyraxes spend a lot of time sun-bathing.

The national park is also home to diverse animals including chacma baboons, rock hyraxes (or rock badger) and a rare land-based colony of penguins.