The Burrow Bunnies

The burrow bunnies, also known as hole hares are a possibly extinct or endangered species of rabbit last spotted in Parania in 1674, there are many manuscripts and pictures of them. Little is known of them, except that they are periodically brown, large, very hare-like, and many ancient Paranians hunted them for their fur. 
The burrow bunnies aren’t even known if they are true or not, however, many bones and remains are found in Western Parania, especially in northern Oppseed and Balyshel. A few fossils were found in Windsure. 
The burrow bunnies aren’t even known if they are extinct. They can be lurking around to this very day. They are said to be the size of a deer, with them standing up to 5.8 ft tall (including ears). 
Category:Animals
Category:Extinct Wildlife
Category:Fauna of Parania