Procavia Capensis Collection

Procavia capensis (Rock hyrax or dassie), 1777-1786. Creator: Robert Jacob Gordon
Procavia capensis (Rock hyrax or dassie), 1777-1786

Rock Dassie (hyrax) on top of Table Mountain, Cape Town, South Africa, Africa

Rock hyrax (Procavia capensis) (dassie), Table Mountain, Cape Town, South Africa, Africa

Rock Dassie, (Procavia capensis), Cape of the good hope, Capetown, South Africa

African wildlife, lithograph, published in 1897
African wildlife: 1) Gorilla; 2) Chimpanzee (Pan); 3) Mandrill (Mandrillus sphinx); 4) Giraffe; 5) Lesser kudu (Ammelaphus imberbis)

Rock hyrax / dassie (Procavia capensis), with babies, De Hoop Nature Reserve, Western Cape, South Africa

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Rock Hyrax, Procavia capensis, on coastal rocks at Hermanus, Western Cape, South Africa. Date: 15-Apr-19

Rock Hyrax -Procavia capensis- adult female with young on back, social behavior, Bettys Bay, Western Cape, South Africa

Rock Hyrax or Cape Hyrax -Procavia capensis- basking in the sun on a rock, Erongo Region, Namibia

Rock Dassie (hyrax) in Hermanus, Western Cape, South Africa, Africa

Rock Dassies (hyrax), Hermanus, Western Cape, South Africa, Africa

Rock Hyrax or Cape Hyrax -Procavia capensis-

Rock Hyrax -Procavia capensis-, female with young on her back, social behaviour, Bettys Bay, Western Cape, South Africa

Rock Hyrax -Procavia capensis-, adult at burrow, Bettys Bay, Western Cape, South Africa

Rock Hyraxes -Procavia capensis- adult female with three young, social behavior, Bettys Bay, Western Cape, South Africa

Rock Hyrax -Procavia capensis-, young, Bettys Bay, Western Cape, South Africa

Rock Hyraxes -Procavia capensis-, two young quarreling or fighting, Bettys Bay, Western Cape, South Africa

Rock Hyraxes -Procavia capensis-, two young, Bettys Bay, Western Cape, South Africa

Rock Hyrax -Procavia capensis-, young, portrait, alert, Bettys Bay, Western Cape, South Africa

Rock hyrax (dassie) (Procavia capensis), with baby, De Hoop nature reserve, Western Cape, South Africa, Africa

Side view of Rock Hyrax sitting on rock

Side view of rock hyrax sitting on rock looking alert

South Africa, Cape Peninsula, Table Mountain, Cape hyrax (Procavia capensis) perched at the edge of a cliff, close-up

Rock hyrax family on rocks. Rock hyraxes (Procavia capensis) are found throughout southern Africa, Arabia and the Middle East

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Rock hyrax on a rock. Rock hyraxes (Procavia capensis) are found throughout southern Africa, Arabia and the Middle East. They feed on grasses

Africa, South Africa, Cape of Good Hope. Rock Hyrax (Procavia capensis) on cliffs

Rock hyrax (Procavia capensis) on a rock. This animal is found throughout southern Africa, Arabia and the Middle East. It feeds on grasses, herbs and shrubs and lives in large colonies

Rock Dassie (Procavia capensis), also known as Rock Hyrax, in South Africa

Rock hyrax (rock dassie) (Procavia capensis), Augrabies Falls National Park, South Africa, Africa

Rock dassie (Procavia capensi), National Park, Cape of Good Hope, South Africa, Africa

Rock dassie (Procavia capensis) with her young, Namibia, Africa

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"Discovering the Rock Hyrax: Procavia capensis" The Rock Hyrax, scientifically known as Procavia capensis, is a fascinating creature found in various locations across South Africa and Africa. One such place is Table Mountain in Cape Town, where these adorable creatures can be spotted effortlessly blending into their rocky surroundings. With its compact body and short legs, the Rock Dassie gracefully navigates the rugged terrain of this iconic mountain. Dating back to 1897, a captivating lithograph showcases African wildlife including the rock hyrax. This artwork serves as a reminder of the rich biodiversity that has existed for centuries on this continent. In another breathtaking location - Mountain Zebra National Park - one can witness these charming mammals going about their daily activities amidst stunning natural landscapes. De Hoop Nature Reserve in Western Cape offers an enchanting sight: a rock hyrax mother tenderly carrying her babies on her back. This heartwarming display of social behavior highlights the strong bonds within their community. Similarly, Bettys Bay presents an opportunity to observe adult female hyraxes nurturing their young ones with utmost care. Hermanus, located in Western Cape's scenic beauty, provides yet another chance to encounter these delightful creatures up close. Whether it's exploring Hermanus or venturing further into South Africa's wilderness, encountering rock dassies will undoubtedly leave you captivated by their unique charm. Procavia capensis is commonly referred to as both Rock Hyrax and Cape Hyrax due to its adaptability and presence throughout different regions of South Africa and beyond. These remarkable animals have managed to thrive amidst diverse environments while maintaining their distinct characteristics. So next time you find yourself exploring Table Mountain or any other picturesque location across South Africa or Africa at large, keep an eye out for these incredible creatures – they are sure to add a touch of wonderment to your journey.