It shares the genus "Lepus" (Latin for "hare") with 32 other hare and jackrabbit species, hares being distinguished from other leporids by their longer legs, wider nostrils and precocial young.
These animals are distinguished from other leporids by their longer legs, wider nostrils and precocial young. It shares the genus "Lepus" (Latin for "hare") with 32 other hare and jackrabbit species.
It shares the genus "Lepus" (Latin for "hare") with 32 other hare and jackrabbit species. These animals are distinguished from other leporids by their longer legs, wider nostrils and precocial young.
It shares the genus "Lepus" (Latin for "hare") with 32 other hare and jackrabbit species. These animals are distinguished from other leporids by their longer legs, wider nostrils and precocial young.