Jackalope

Jackalope
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Universe	Mythology
Classification	Lepus temperamentalus
Homeworld	Earth
Intelligence	Non-Sapient
Biochemistry	Carbon-based
Discovered	Somewhere in the 1930s
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Reproduction	Sexual
Average Height	Similar to that of a normal jackrabbit
Average Weight	Similar to that of a normal jackrabbit
Average Length	Similar to that of a normal jackrabbit
Locomotion	Quadrupedal
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Related Species	Horned Hare
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Planet	Earth
Domain	Eukaryota
Kingdom	Animalia
Subkingdom	Bilateria
Infrakingdom	Deuterostomia
Phylum	Chordata
Subphylum	Vertebrata
Class	Mammalia
Subclass	Theria
Order	Lagomorpha
Family	Leporidae
Genus	Lepus
Species	L. temperamentalus
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Creator	Douglas Herrick
First Sighting	Somewhere in the 1930s

The Jackalope (Lepus temperamentalus) is a fictional antlered rabbit originating from North American mythology.

Biology

This animal is best known for its appearance of a jackrabbit with antelope-like or deer-like horns.

Trivia

• Jackalopes share many similar traits to the lesser-known horned hare of European Mythology. Whether or not these are the same animal is up for debate.