




Lepus (Eulagos) europaeus
The European Hare is a lively animal that loves to hop around in fields and meadows. With long ears and powerful legs, it can run fast to escape from danger.
The European Hare is a large hare, recognized by its long, black-tipped ears and powerful hind legs. Its coat is typically golden-brown to grey-brown, with a paler belly. Unlike rabbits, it has longer limbs and a more slender, athletic build.





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MammalRarity
Common
Danger
1/5
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Baby hares are called "leverets" and are born with fur and open eyes!
Hares can "box" with their front paws during mating season to show dominance!
Hares have a secret superpower: they can run almost as fast as a cheetah!
Hares never live in burrows; they rest in shallow depressions called "forms"!
European Hare has long, rotatable ears that help them detect faint sounds of predators from far away.
European Hare can run in unpredictable zig-zag patterns that help them confuse and escape from chasing predators.
Hares munch on a variety of plants, from grasses to crops, to get the energy they need!

Vulpes vulpes
A primary predator, especially targeting young hares.

Aquila chrysaetos
Large raptor that hunts hares from the skies.
Lolium perenne
A common grass that forms a significant part of its diet.
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Danger
1/5
European Hares are wild animals. It's best to watch them from a distance and not try to touch or chase them.
48-75 cm
2.5-6.5 kg
4-7 years
72 km/h
Hares munch on a variety of plants, from grasses to crops, to get the energy they need!
Foraging
1-5
41-42 days
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