Pronolagus

• Jameson's Red Rock Hare Pronolagus randensis

  

  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.

• Smith's Red Rock Hare Pronolagus rupestris

  

  This hare lives in rocky country. It hides in crevices or beneath rocks by day and feeds on grasses and shrub shoots at night.

• Hewitt's Red Rock Hare Pronolagus saundersiae

  

  This hare occurs in mountainous parts of South Africa and Lesotho. Its coat is thick and dense, brown above and pale rufous below; the feet and tail are darker red, while the head is grey-brown with grey-white cheeks.

• Greater Red Rockhare Pronolagus crassicaudatus

  The greater red rockhare is one of the red rock hares recorded in southeastern South Africa. Its range follows naturally patchy rocky habitat.

• Jameson's Red Rock Hare Pronolagus randensis

  

  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.

• Smith's Red Rock Hare Pronolagus rupestris

  

  This hare lives in rocky country. It hides in crevices or beneath rocks by day and feeds on grasses and shrub shoots at night.

• Hewitt's Red Rock Hare Pronolagus saundersiae

  This hare occurs in mountainous parts of South Africa and Lesotho. Its coat is thick and dense, brown above and pale rufous below; the feet and tail are darker red, while the head is grey-brown with grey-white cheeks.