### animal | vertebrate | mammal | hare:

Brown hare
* Most brown hares change behavior
  - have heads
* Most brown hares reach full maturity
  - sexual maturity
* are herbivores and feed on young broadleaved plants, crops, berries, fungi and roots
  - most abundant in arable farmland areas which cultivate cereal crops
  - predominantly nocturnal but can be moderately active by day

European hare
* Most european hares change behavior.
* are native to much of continental Europe and part of Asia
  - primarily herbivorous
* have both external and internal parasites.

### animal | vertebrate | mammal | hare:

Jackrabbit
* Most jackrabbits consume native plants
  - poisonous plants
* Most jackrabbits emerge from places
  - rest places
  - feed on grass
* Most jackrabbits have ears
  - eyesights
  - sharp eyesights
* Most jackrabbits occupy mix shrubs
* Most jackrabbits prefer arid habitats
* Most jackrabbits reach maturity
* Some jackrabbits absorb heat
  - become pests
* Some jackrabbits eat plants
  - ripe seeds
  - feed on bark
  - have habits
  - hibernate during winter
* also eat rodents like mice ,rats, and different kinds of cacti
  - possess a special digestive system adapted to the shrub-steppe
* are a species typically found in outlying areas
  - an important food source for many animals
  - coprophagic, meaning they eat their own waste
  - generally silent except for their shrill screams when wounded
  - great sport with rifle, handgun, and shotgun, as well as hunting dogs
  - hares and are larger than rabbits, with longer ears and and taller hind legs
  - known for their speed and agility
  - least abundant where grass grows best within their range
  - most common in western parts of the state
  - nocturnal, feeding mainly from sunset to sunrise
  - powerful jumpers and fast runners
  - primarily nocturnal and come alive as night falls
  - strict vegetarians
  - strong swimmers
* are very alert to their surroundings and watchful of threats
  - difficult to live trap because they are reluctant to enter small entrances
  - well suited to the shrub-steppe environment
* avoid injuries.
* browse shrubs.
* can survive without a supply of drinking water
  - weigh three to six pounds
* depend on speed and dodging to elude predators.
* eat grasses and leafy vegetation in the summer.
* gallop and their tracks are usually in clusters of four, unless they are running fast.
* get most of their water from the vegetation they eat.
  - excellent hearing
* hide under shrubs on dry, overgrown lots.
* host a variety of diseases.
* includes brains
  - breasts
  - cell membranes
  - cells
  - chest cavities
  - chests
  - corpi
  - cytoplasm
  - faces
  - heads
  - nuclei
  - pedal extremities
  - piluses
  - plasma membranes
  - rib cages
  - sections
  - skulls
  - sterna
  - vacuoles
  - vertebrate feet
* often inhabit pastures that have been grazed by livestock.
  - open areas where their vision is unobstructed
* provide a staple for the numerous coyotes and red foxes that roam the plains.
  - sexual maturity
* reportedly consume diets of shrubs and forbs that are toxic to cattle.
* rest in shades.
* take advantage of the cooler nighttime temperatures by being largely nocturnal.
* warn one another of danger by thumping their hind legs on the ground.

Newborn hare
* are born with fur and are able to move as well as see shortly after birth.
* have fur and their eyes are open.