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UNLESS SOMEONE LIKE YOU CARES A WHOLE AWFUL LOT, NOTHING IS GOING TO GET BETTER IT'S NOT - Dr. Seuss
White-tailed Jack Rabbit
You may ask are White tailed jackrabbits endangered, they are. In the 1920s and 1930s, White-tailed Jackrabbit was considered a pest in southern British Columbia but during the next 50 years they declined so that they may be gone.
A White-Tailed Jack Rabbit has a white tail sometimes with a darker central stripe.
It has large black tipped ears, long legs, and dark brown and gray fur.
The White-Tailed jack rabbit's purpose of life is to be eaten by predators.
They can be either brown or white with color changing fur.
In winter White-tailed jack rabbits fur becomes white. In summer their fur color is gray/brown with a white belly. White tailed jack rabbits can live around 5 years but most live around 50 days.
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