Sep 10, 2025
Leporidae family, round 2: Alaskan Hare vs Amami Rabbit
Alaskan Hare
Amami Rabbit
Voting ended onSep 17, 2025
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Leporidae family, round 2: Alaskan Hare vs Amami Rabbit
Alaskan Hare
Amami Rabbit
Leporidae family, round 3: Alaskan Hare vs Black Tailed Jackrabbit
Alaskan Hare
Black Tailed Jackrabbit
Leporidae family, round 1: African Savannah Hare vs Alaskan Hare
African Savannah Hare
Alaskan Hare
Alaskan Hare // Tundra Hare
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Alaskan Hare (Lepus othus)
Also sometimes known as the Tundra Hare, the Alaskan hare is a species of hare (Leporidae) which is native to the open tundra of western Alaska and the Alaska Peninsula. They are typically observed in upland tundra or in rocky or bushy areas of cover. Alaskan hares are mostly solitary animals, only congregating in groups during the mating season in April and May. Like most lagomorphs, Alaskan hare are herbivores, eating a variety of plant matter during dawn and dusk.
Classification
Animalia-Chordata-Mammalia-Lagomorpha-Leporidae-Lepus-L. othus
Image: USFWS