Hyrax (rock badger), near a road in upper Ein Gedi. The Middle East
The photo is a photograph of a single hyrax (also known as a rock badger) resting on large rocks.
* **Background:** In the background are more rocks and dirt with some small green shrubs growing among them.
* **Animal:** The animal in this image is an adult hyrax. It has a thick, brown coat of fur that ranges from light to dark tan. Its face is black except for white around its eyes. Its ears are small and rounded.
* **Position:** The rock badger lies on top of some large rocks. It is positioned so it faces the camera with one leg extended out in front of it, while the other three are tucked underneath its body.
* **Size:** The hyrax appears to be an adult. Its size suggests that it weighs around 10-14 pounds.
* **Location and Date:** The image was taken near a road in upper Ein Gedi on April 4, 2002.
Overall, the photograph captures a serene moment of a rock badger resting in its natural habitat, surrounded by rocks and dirt. – AI vision
