A single Rock Hyrax (Procavia capensis), commonly known as a Dassie, is depicted resting on a weathered, light grey concrete ledge or low wall

A single Rock Hyrax (Procavia capensis), commonly known as a Dassie, is depicted resting on a weathered, light grey concrete ledge or low wall. The animal is oriented with its head facing left in the frame, its eyes partially closed, and its front paws tucked beneath its compact, brownish-grey furred body. The concrete surface exhibits minor cracks and texture. In the background to the left, a reddish-brown brick pavement is laid in a herringbone pattern, displaying a faded white arrow-like marking. To the right, a strip of grey rectangular stone paving separates the concrete ledge from a patch of vibrant green, succulent ground cover. The scene is illuminated by natural light, casting soft shadows. This urban or semi-urban environment is located within the Overstrand Local Municipality, South Africa.