Lepus

The genus lepus contains animals referred to as jackrabbits and hares. The difference lies in their biology, with jackrabbits having large ears and stronger legs, while hares are more bunny-like. Lepus is also a subgenus for the genus lepus, containing arctic, mountain, and Alaskan hares. Some animals in lepus aren't related to the other animals, making lepus a partial trash dump for scientists to get away with not doing proper research on the animals and putting them into more accurate categories. 
The animals in lepus are:https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Hare&oldid=1144736722
* Lepus alleni
* Lepus altamirae
* Lepus americanus
* Lepus arcticus
* Lepus brachyurus
* Lepus californicus
* Lepus callotis
* Lepus capensis
* Lepus castroviejoi
* Lepus comus
* Lepus coreanus
* Lepus corsicanus
* Lepus europaeus
* Lepus fagani
* Lepus flavigularis
* Lepus granatensis
* Lepus habessinicus
* Lepus hainanus
* Lepus mandshuricus
* Lepus insularis
* Lepus nigricollis
* Lepus oiostolus
* Lepus othus
* Lepus saxatilis
* Lepus sinensis
* Lepus starcki
* Lepus peguensis
* Lepus tibetanus
* Lepus timidus
* Lepus tolai
* Lepus townsendii
* Lepus victoriae
* Lepus yarkandensis
== References ==
Category:Lepus
Category:Leporidae
Category:Hares
Category:Jackrabbits