Bioacoustics of Lepus callotis

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biology_ecology · Plazi

Movements, Home range and Social organization. When predators alarm Whitesided Jackrabbits, they alternately flash their white sides while running away or leap straight upward while extending their hindlegs and flashing their white sides. They construct and use shelter forms that are predominantly located in dense stands of clumped tabosa grass. Occasionally but rarely, underground shelters are used. Home ranges of White-sided Jackrabbits overlap, and individuals will move at least 1-6 km to feed. White-sided Jackrabbits usually occur in male-female pairs. This pair bond is most evident during the reproductive season. The male defends the pair from intruding males. It is suggested that pair bonding keeps sexes together during the breeding season because densities are low. White-sided Jackrabbits use three types of vocalization. One is an alarm or fear reaction and consists of a high-pitched scream. The second are harsh grunts produced by the male of a pair to chase away an intruding male. The third is a trilling grunt emitted by an animal of unknown sex during a sexual chase.

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SourceIts nameIts rankIts familyRecord
PlaziLepus callotisSpeciesLeporidaePlazi/Lepus callotis

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