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    Did you know that Jackrabbits are huge? I live near the North Mountain preserve, an unfenced desert hiking area. When I say near, I mean, walking distance. It surrounds my neighborhood on 2 sides in an L shape.

    Once I was hiking and I kept seeing these large brownish red animals. I wondered if it was a fox. Once I got closer I saw it was a Jackrabbit. HUGE! Like a bigger than a cat.

    BTW, the jackalope isn't a real animal, but I wish it was.
     
    CastleQueen5 said:
    Did you know that Jackrabbits are huge? I live near the North Mountain preserve, an unfenced desert hiking area. When I say near, I mean, walking distance. It surrounds my neighborhood on 2 sides in an L shape.

    Once I was hiking and I kept seeing these large brownish red animals. I wondered if it was a fox. Once I got closer I saw it was a Jackrabbit. HUGE! Like a bigger than a cat.

    BTW, the jackalope isn't a real animal, but I wish it was.
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    I did not know that, CastleQueen5! I have never seen one in person, and probably never will!
     
    I found out Jackrabbits are Hares. I am still reading about the difference, but from what I can tell Hares newborns have open eyes and fur and can hop around immediately. Probably necessary in a harsher climate to be able to run away.


    I thought Hares had something to do with the ears size, but again I am still reading and learning.
     
    CastleQueen5 said:
    I found out Jackrabbits are Hares. I am still reading about the difference, but from what I can tell Hares newborns have open eyes and fur and can hop around immediately. Probably necessary in a harsher climate to be able to run away.


    I thought Hares had something to do with the ears size, but again I am still reading and learning.
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    I think that I might want to do a little reading on this too. Sounds interesting!
     
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