• Its powerful legs enable it to leap up to 30 feet.
• The female may only have one baby at a time.
• They live only in Africa.
• They can close their ears to keep out sand when digging a burrow.

Jackrabbit

• They mostly live in deserts in western North America.
• Its eyes are on the side of its head so it can see backward without turning its head.
• They run at speeds from 30-45 miles per hour.
• They can hear sounds over a mile away.

Arctic Hare

• Sometimes up to 200 hares will live together in a group for protection.
• They eat the small arctic willow shrub.  When they plants are covered with snow, the hares have a hard time digging up enough food.
• The fur is white in the winter and brown in the summer.
• They live in Canada, Alaska, and Greenland.

Cottontail Rabbit

• They have a lot of blood in their ears which cools off as they run and then cools the rest of their bodies.
• The mother has 4 to 6 babies at a time.  When she leaves the nest, she covers them with fur and grass.
• They do not dig burrows. 
•  They are prey for lots of animals like dogs, foxes, racoons, weasels, bobcats, hawks, and eagles.

European Rabbit

•  Rabbit families live near each other and share a system of burrows called a warren.
• Their lifespan is about 9 years.
• They are hunted by lots of animals and people.
• They eat mainly grass, clovers, and other herbs.

p.s. i got this info from this site: www.thomasmoresch.org/Underwood/bunny/rabbit_facts.htm