r/Awwducational • u/ExoticShock • Aug 23 '24
Verified The Sumatran Short-Eared Rabbit is a rare species found at 600 to 1600 metres in the Barisan Mountains of western Sumatra, Indonesia, and surrounding areas. The local people do not have a name for it as they were not aware it even existed due to being so rare, nocturnal & living in remote forests.
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u/SoDoneSoDone Aug 25 '24
Nice, didn’t even really know that rabbits live in Southeast Asia, since I just immediately think of Europe, mainland Asia and North America when I think of rabbits 🐰🐰🐰
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u/Gr8NW Aug 23 '24 edited Aug 24 '24
But not so rare that it wasn’t caught, killed, and taxidermied. 😢
EDIT: My bad. Apparently this is NOT a taxidermied animal but rather a realistic-looking mock up. Good to know!