




Lepus townsendii
The White-tailed Jackrabbit has long ears and powerful legs, perfect for hopping fast! They have a fluffy white tail that stands out when they run away from danger.
生息地: Grasslands
The White-tailed Jackrabbit has sandy brown to yellowish-brown fur with a contrasting white belly. Its most distinctive features are its very long, black-tipped ears and a short, fluffy white tail that is visible when it runs.





カテゴリ
哺乳類レア度
Common
危険度
1/5 · 非常に低い
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Instead of burrows, they hide in shallow, scratched-out dips called "forms."
Jackrabbits got their name because their long ears looked like a donkey's ears!
These aren't true rabbits! They're hares, born with fur and open eyes.
To warn others of danger, they thump their powerful hind feet on the ground.
White-tailed Jackrabbit can sprint up to 55 km/h and zig-zag sharply to escape predators.
White-tailed Jackrabbit has fur that turns white in winter, helping it disappear in snowy landscapes.
White-tailed Jackrabbit has huge swiveling ears that pinpoint faint sounds of approaching danger.
White-tailed Jackrabbit can make long, powerful leaps using its strong hind legs to flee quickly.
These plant-eaters munch on grasses, herbs, and woody plants in their open habitats.
Canis latrans
This predator hunts jackrabbits for food across the plains.
Aquila chrysaetos
Soars above, snatching jackrabbits from open habitats.

Artemisia tridentata
Jackrabbits browse its leaves and twigs, especially in winter.
Bouteloua gracilis
This common grass is a key food source for them.
まだ別名はありません。
危険度
1/5 · 非常に低い
If you see a rabbit, watch quietly from a distance and don't try to touch it.
56-76 cm
2.5-4.3 kg
5-8 年
55 km/h
These plant-eaters munch on grasses, herbs, and woody plants in their open habitats.
Grasslands
Grazing
1-11
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