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A '''Hare''' is a lagomorph of the genus Lepus.  They are often confused with rabbits, who are their close cousins.  However, the hare is born with fur, unlike the [[rabbit]] which is born furless.<ref>http://www.vrhome.com/kidsweb/Rabbits.htm</ref>  Hares live above ground, while rabbits tend to live in underground warrens.  Hares are less social than rabbits.
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A '''Hare''' is a lagomorph of the genus Lepus.  They are often confused with [[rabbits]], who are their close cousins.  However, the hare is born with fur, unlike the rabbit which is born furless.<ref>http://www.vrhome.com/kidsweb/Rabbits.htm</ref>  Hares live above ground, while rabbits tend to live in underground warrens.  Hares are less social than rabbits.
  
 
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A Hare is a lagomorph of the genus Lepus. They are often confused with rabbits, who are their close cousins. However, the hare is born with fur, unlike the rabbit which is born furless.[1] Hares live above ground, while rabbits tend to live in underground warrens. Hares are less social than rabbits.

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