Pentalagus furnessi

The Amami rabbit or Ryukyu rabbit is a rabbit indigenous to Japan. It is only found on two islands, Amami and Toku (-no-shima). It is an ancient sort of rabbit, with its biology resembling those of rabbits' ancestors. In other words, it did not evolve other traits that most modern rabbit species have.https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Amami_rabbit&oldid=1136144242 It is black-chocolate with a white ring around its eye. Its snout is noticeably longer and taller than other rabbits, but it does kinda look like a jackrabbit's. They eat vegetation like other rabbits, but they also include a lot of nuts in their diet. Their calls resemble that of a pikas, perhaps because they are more closely related to them being an older form of rabbit. It is a "monument" of Japan. It is endangered.
== References ==
Category:Rabbits
Category:Leporidae
Category:Ryukyu rabbits