Lepus victoriae

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Lepus victoriae, commonly known as the African savanna hare, is a species of hare native to sub-Saharan Africa, typically inhabiting open grasslands and savannas.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf hare
species of mammal
activityPattern crepuscular
nocturnal
adaptation cryptic coloration
high running speed
strong hind limbs
breedingSite shallow ground forms rather than burrows
class Mammalia
commonName African savanna hare NERFINISHED
conservationStatus least concern
describedAs African savanna-adapted hare species
diet herbivorous
earCharacteristic long ears with black tips
eats forbs
grasses
leaves
ecologicalRole primary consumer
family Leporidae NERFINISHED
foundIn Central Africa NERFINISHED
East Africa NERFINISHED
parts of West Africa
genus Lepus
habitat open grassland
savanna
shrubland
hasFurColor brown
gray
hasTypeOfDevelopment precocial young
hasUndersideColor white
kingdom Animalia
locomotion cursorial
saltatory
nativeTo sub-Saharan Africa NERFINISHED
order Lagomorpha NERFINISHED
phylum Chordata
preyedUponBy large carnivores
raptors
reproduction induced ovulator
polyestrous
socialStructure generally solitary
tailCharacteristic short tail with black upper side
taxonRank species
thermoregulation uses large ears for heat dissipation
threat habitat modification by agriculture

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Lepus containsTaxon Lepus victoriae