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| − | '''Hares''' are [[ | + | '''Hares''' are very similar to [[rabbit]]s, but are much larger, have higher [[pet|pet value]], and are not [[domestic animal|domesticated]]. They give birth to 1 child at a time. In the same manner as rabbits, females are called ''doe hares'' and males are called ''buck hares''. |
| − | + | A hare will provide [[meat]], [[bone]]s, and other products when butchered at a [[butcher's shop]], and are therefore more worthwhile to raise than a rabbit, though they only provide as much as a [[chicken]]. | |
| − | + | [[File:Lepus_europaeus_(Causse_Méjean,_Lozère)-cropped.jpg|thumb|left|Admired for their ''long ears'' and ''fluffy tails''.]] | |
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