Local animals in this group:
common hares and jackrabbits
Lepus
- KingdomAnimaliaanimal kingdom
- GenusLepuscommon hares and jackrabbits
- SpeciesLepus alleniantelope jackrabbit
- SpeciesLepus arcticusArctic hare
- SpeciesLepus brachyurusJapanese hare
- SpeciesLepus californicusblack-tailed jackrabbit
- SpeciesLepus callotiswhite-sided jackrabbit
- SpeciesLepus capensisCape hare
- SpeciesLepus castroviejoibroom hare
- SpeciesLepus comusYunnan hare
- SpeciesLepus coreanusKorean hare
- SpeciesLepus corsicanusCorsican hare
- SpeciesLepus europaeusEuropean hare
- SpeciesLepus faganiEthiopian hare
- SpeciesLepus flavigularisTehuantepec jackrabbit
- SpeciesLepus granatensisGranada hare
- SpeciesLepus habessinicusAbyssinian hare
- SpeciesLepus hainanusHainan hare
- SpeciesLepus insularisblack jackrabbit
- SpeciesLepus mandshuricusManchurian hare
- SpeciesLepus microtisAfrican savanna hare
- SpeciesLepus nigricollisIndian hare
- SpeciesLepus oiostoluswoolly hare
- SpeciesLepus othusAlaskan hare
- SpeciesLepus peguensisBurmese hare
- SpeciesLepus saxatilisscrub hare
- SpeciesLepus sinensisChinese hare
- SpeciesLepus starckiEthiopian highland hare
- SpeciesLepus tibetanusdesert hare
- SpeciesLepus timidusmountain hare
- SpeciesLepus tolaiTolai hare
- SpeciesLepus townsendiiwhite-tailed jackrabbit
- SpeciesLepus yarkandensisYarkand hare
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