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RIVERINE RABBIT (Bunolagus monticularis) Critically Endangered. One of the rarest and most endangered mammals in the world, with probably no more than 200 individuals alive. This rabbit has an extremely limited distribution, found only in the central and southern regions of the Karoo Desert of South Africa’s Cape Province. Also known as Boshaas, Buschmannhase, Bushman Rabbit or Hare, Deelfontein Hare, Doekvoetjie, Pondhaas, River Hare, Vleihaas Read more: http://www.animalinfo.org/species/bunomont.htm#ixzz19L5PVzYp allcreatures: The riverine rabbit is unlike most of its kin in one crucial way: It doesn’t breed like a rabbit. While many rabbit species can raise up to 12 babies per litter and bear multiple litters in a season, the riverine rabbit usually raises one kit at a time—and it lives for just three or four years in the wild.  (Read more)

RIVERINE RABBIT (Bunolagus monticularis)

Critically Endangered. One of the rarest and most endangered mammals in the world, with probably no more than 200 individuals alive. This rabbit has an extremely limited distribution, found only in the central and southern regions of the Karoo Desert of South Africa’s Cape Province. Also known as Boshaas, Buschmannhase, Bushman Rabbit or Hare, Deelfontein Hare, Doekvoetjie, Pondhaas, River Hare, Vleihaas


Read more: http://www.animalinfo.org/species/bunomont.htm#ixzz19L5PVzYp

allcreatures:

The riverine rabbit is unlike most of its kin in one crucial way: It doesn’t breed like a rabbit.

While many rabbit species can raise up to 12 babies per litter and bear multiple litters in a season, the riverine rabbit usually raises one kit at a time—and it lives for just three or four years in the wild.  (Read more)

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    @Phillip: If you find it, please don’t eat =)
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    That is interesting. And it also looks like the rabbit is sucking on a lemon drop.