Brush rabbits are a western cottontail species that do not spend too much time outside of cover. The Black-tailed jackrabbit is a hare, with stronger and longer legs it can afford to spend more time foraging in the open because its speed helps it avoid predators, although still a significant food source for hawks, eagles, and coyotes.
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