Black Jackrabbit

Black JackrabbitThe Black Jackrabbit is native to Espiritu Santo Island, Mexico. It is recorded in dry valleys and lower slopes with shrubs and cacti, and its glossy black back is especially distinctive.What does it look like?The back is glossy black and the underside cinnamon-colored. Gray to white fur appears around the crown, ears, and eyes, contrasting with the dark coat.How does it live?The Black Jackrabbit is native to Espiritu Santo Island, Mexico. It is recorded in dry valleys and lower slopes with shrubs and cacti, and its glossy black back is especially distinctive.Its habitat account includes dry valleys and lower slopes with cacti and shrubs.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.