4200 meters (13800 feet) above sea level [5] in rocky crevice environments, allowing them to escape predators. [6] They are the only surviving wild African animals in the Middle East. [Note 1] Hyraxes typically live in groups ranging from 10 to 80 animals and forage collectively. They have been reported to use sentinels to warn of approaching predators. Due to their incomplete body temperature regulation, they are most active in the morning and evening, although their activity pattern varies significantly with seasons and climate. a. Note/There are reserves for it where it lives and reproduces, and it also has good and healthy broth, and it has tender and delicious meat. For more information, contact WhatsApp