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Western Tree Hyrax Western Tree Hyrax Western Tree Hyraxes, Dendrohyrax dorsalis, are a species of Hyrax. It is one of the four species within the Dendrohyrax genus. They can be distinguished from other hyrax species by their lack of fur around their feet and snouts. Unlike other hyraxes, Western Tree hyraxes are solitary–only found in…

What are the types of Hyraxes? What species of Hyraxes are there? And why do some of them scream “WAWA” while others merely chirp, meow, and bite? Or why do some Hyraxes look so scruffy, while others look like squirrels? Here is a list of the different species of hyraxes that exist in the world.…

The Hyrax Plush is now available. And he’s ready to meet all new fans of AWAWAs. He is a life-sized plush toy with extremely soft stuffing, and made to be adorable from every angle.

Basic Hyrax Information Basic Hyrax Information “What is a Hyrax?” Some sort of rodent? Or squirrel relative? Not exactly… Hyraxes are small round animals from the Hyracoidea family. They are rodent-like in appearance, but are actually related to elephants and manatees! These three animals make up the Paenungulata grandorder. You can see the resemblance in…

“Wawa!” shouts the rock hyrax. Or does the hyrax shout “Mama?” Why do hyraxes Shout Mama / Wawa, anyways? View this post on Instagram A post shared by Hyrax (@hyraxhub) Rock Hyrax Vocalizations Rock Hyrax Vocalizations Though related to elephants and manatees, hyraxes are surprisingly small creatures with miniature fang-like tusks. Despite this modest size,…