A hare of rocky outcrops, with a white patch at the neck and a black tail tip. It rests among rocks by day and feeds on nearby grass at night.
The fur is dark brown at the neck and becomes lighter toward the tail. The neck is white, the cheeks grayish, and the reddish tail has a distinctive black tip.
It rests in rocky crevices during the day and comes out at night to graze near its refuge. It prefers fresh grass shoots and can leap between rocky places.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.