Pasia hare

The Pasia hare (Lepus pasianus), also known as the eastern hare or chaparral hare, is a species of hare found in southeastern Parania and the eastern coast of Pasia. 
== Appearance ==
It has a similar look to a common hare, being mostly brown with a cream-colored belly. The underfur hairs are grey rather than white, which distinguishes it. With a head and body length of 44.1—61.2 cm, a tail length of 6.6—11.2 cm, and a weight of 1.8—3.8 kg, it is smaller than the ordinary Hare. [4] The ears and hind legs are both longer than average, measuring 9–12.6 cm and 11.4–13.5 cm, respectively.
== Distribution and habitat ==
The grassland, chaparral, and other dry environments are preferred by the Pasia hare. It can be found along the eastern coasts of Pasia's Mecirhan, Kafaniyat, and Avishaman, as well as in southern Kosna, western Hartnett, and central Obnivir in Parania.
Category:Animals
Category:Fauna of Parania
Category:Fauna of Pasia