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| Title: | Snowshoe Rabbit |
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| Description: |
Wildlife Management Slide Show created by the USFS in 1938. Transcribed from original program. 30. A jackrabbit, or as it should be properly called jack hare, in winter pelage. The only true rabbit in the Rocky Mountains regions is the cottontail, while the Snowshoe and Jackrabbit are hares. Hares are big long eared, long legged rabbit-like animals capable of running at great speed for long distances; the young are born fully developed with their eyes open. The nest is a form which is merely a cavity or pocket scratched out by the female. A rabbit si small, short-eared, a fast runner for a short distance and usually lives in a burrow. The young are practically hairless, helpless, and with eyes closed at birth; they are borne in the burrow in a nest lined with grass and fur from the breast of the mother |
| Original Filename: | MLB30a 161308.jpg |
| Forest or Agency: | Routt National Forest |
| Event Name: | 1938 USFS Wildlife Management Slide Show |
| Show more details: | Forest Service Lands |
| City: | Routt National Forest |
| State: | Colorado |
| Country: | USA |
| Date: | Wed Jun 01 00:00:00 EST 1938 |
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| Categories: | Images/ Historic/ Slide Shows/ Wildlife Management, Images/ Animals/ Mammal/ Rabbit |
| Photographer/Author/Videographer: | USFS |
| Photographer Phone: | 605-673-9251 |
| Copyright Status: | Public Domain |
| Internal/External: | External Use |
| Rights Usage Terms: | Public Domain, Please credit individual photographer, Black Hills National Forest |
| Image Media Type: | Magic Lantern |
| Added By: | Karen Wattenmaker ( karen@kwphoto.com ) |
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| Orientation: | Landscape |
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| ID: | 717 |
| Size: | 4.35 MB; 5788 x 4352 pixels; 19.3 x 14.5 inches (print at 300 DPI); |
| Provider: | Black Hills National Forest |
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