🦋 Family

Leporidae

32 species · Animals

Animalia › Chordata › Mammalia › Lagomorpha › Leporidae

Lepus arcticus, the Arctic hare, is a large Arctic-adapted lagomorph found across northern North America and Greenland.

Lepus timidus, the mountain hare, is a large northern hare with variable seasonal fur and recognized subspecies, with distinct diet and ecology.

Lepus americanus, the snowshoe hare, is a seasonally camouflaged North American hare with large furred hind feet.

Lepus alleni, the antelope jackrabbit, is a large fast hare found in the southwestern US and northwestern Mexico.

Lepus victoriae, the African savanna hare, is a medium-sized African hare found across much of the continent.

Oryctolagus cuniculus, the European rabbit, is a medium-sized leporid with distinct biology, habitat preferences, and uses for meat and fur.

Romerolagus diazi, the volcano rabbit, is a small endemic Mexican lagomorph with distinct morphology and fragmented habitat.

Pronolagus saundersiae is a medium-sized brown red rock hare found in southern Africa, living in elevated rocky habitats.

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