Hares vs Rabbits | What's the Difference? - Animal a Day

Today we learn about the many differences between the hare and the wascally wabbit. Speaking of which, turns out Bugs Bunny is some kind of mutant hybrid with traits from hares, rabbits, and humans. I never liked that weirdo.

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[Marjax]

I love lagomorphs, on the one hand you have sweet round bois and on the other side you have feral wilderness prophets who have gone mad with the knowledge of the universe.

[carlstrojny]

Is it me or do hares eyes look larger and more pronounced, also high on the skull.