Rock hyrax

The male rock hyrax is slightly larger than the female (about 4 kg versus 3.6 kg), with coarser features, a slimmer body and a thicker neck; the male's tusks (tusk-like incisors) are larger and sharper, and it has a larger larynx and throat pouches that amplify its territorial calls.

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The rock hyrax is a small, plump-bodied animal with four toes on each forefoot and three on each hind foot. The soles of its feet bear large pads that grip rock, and the toes of the hind feet differ from those of the forefeet in walking posture.

日本語ではまだレビューされていないため、承認された言語のまま表示しています。