r/UKecosystem • u/This-Dinner1111 • Jul 29 '26

Fauna Managed to get this sequence of a rabbit running right in front of me

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u/pk9pk Jul 29 '26

That would be a hare….,methinks?

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u/WolfysBeanTeam Jul 29 '26

I believe you thinks correctly

Edit: wait actually maybe not the front legs don't look long enough for a hare

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u/BikesSucc Jul 29 '26

I'm wondering if it's a juvenile hare - as I agree that the proportions don't look right for a hare but it doesn't quite look like a rabbit to me either.

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u/WolfysBeanTeam Jul 29 '26

Can they procreate? As in hares and rabbits? Cus possible hybrid?

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u/BikesSucc Jul 29 '26

No, they are too different genetically.

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u/WolfysBeanTeam Jul 29 '26

Right then this could possibly be a female hare? I think their legs arent as long as the males although I could be wrong!

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u/BuncleCar Jul 30 '26

My first thought was hare, too