A black-tailed jackrabbit eats from a buckhorn cholla, one of the types of cactus commonly seen in the Sonoran Desert.
Scratcher of heads, rubber of bellies
Scratcher of heads, rubber of bellies
A black-tailed jackrabbit eats from a buckhorn cholla, one of the types of cactus commonly seen in the Sonoran Desert.
Ouch
It’s amazing what they eat, they get most of their water from what they eat so they’ve adapted to eat a wide variety of plants, but it’s understandable why they switch to the soft green plants that spring up after the summer rains as soon as they become available.