Cape Hare

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Cape Hare

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Sunday 28^th February 2021 /

Cape Hare

Scientific Name: Lepus capensis

Size:

Head-body Length: 40 – 68 cm, tail length between 7 -15 cm.

Habitat:

Arid and desert environments

IUCN Red List Status:

Least Concern

Diet:

Grasses and non-woody plants

Did you know?

Cape hares survices in the hot arid environments through some amazing adaptations: minimizing water loss by producing concentrated urine; ability to drink saline waters; and radiating heat through their large ears. They sometimes also hide in burrows to escape high temperatures.