Animal Facts

The Woodland Jackalope is an American fable easily identified by its large rabbit body with deer-like antlers. They are often spotted in the woodlands where their fur easily camouflages them with their surroundings. Their diet consists of vegetation and fruits, they are shy gentle creatures and hide when they hear someone/something coming. For this reason Jackalopes are rarely seen though there have been some cases where someone has spotted them, but people rarely believe the tales.

Woodland Jackalopes are unlike most other Jackalopes, they have the body of a rabbit instead of a hare. They are fairly large and have soft fur to keep them warm. Their cousin the Ryuusagi and the Wolpertinger are similar and often mistaken as the Woodland Jackalope.