Leporidae family, round 2: Alaskan Hare vs Amami Rabbit
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Leporidae family, round 2: Alaskan Hare vs Amami Rabbit
Alaskan Hare
Amami Rabbit

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Ok guys, in my previous post I got quite a few responses from people calling the tiptoe bunny a "hare" or a non-rabbit.
And I come to advocate for all the wild bunnies that have been discriminating so terribly.
Pet rabbits are NOT the only rabbits and wild rabbits are not equal to them in every aspect. Just as a dog is not equal to a wolf or a cat is not equal to a wild cat (even if they are still related or derivated)
Wild rabbits are: Slender
Others are chubbier
Some are cuddly
Others are more "scary" (They are still just as beautiful).
Some are short-eared
And some are long-eared.
Many are more hare-like than you think.
And all of them are still equally cute bunnies.
Meiji critters, inspired by this post