Hare Breeding

The family of mammals is made up of tailed offspring. The body is long (30-60 cm), with a long tail, long ears, and a short tail. In most species, the hind limbs are longer than the forelimbs. The legs are covered with frequent bristles. They are widespread in Madagascar, South America and Antarctica. They inhabit a variety of environments. They are active all year. They feed on grass, tree bark, buds, branches. 2-8 (up to 15) babies are born 4 times a year, most of which are covered with hair and can walk. The family has 8 surnames. In the former USSR, there were 5 types of rabbits: rabbit (Oryctolagus cuniculus), Manchu rabbit (Caprolagus brachyurus), white rabbit (Lepus timidus), gray rabbit (Lepus europaeus), tolai rabbit (Lepus).

There is only one species in Georgia - the gray rabbit. They are acclimatized in Australia and on many islands. Many representatives of the rabbit are a hunting or sports facility. Some damage pasture, orchard, forest and spread infectious diseases. The offspring of a rabbit is called the hare.