For over a century, the Omiltemi cottontail rabbit was lost to science, unseen since its last recorded sighting 120 years ago. Local hunters in Mexico’s Sierra Madre del Sur insisted the rabbit ...

Lost to science for more than a century, the Omiltemi cottontail rabbit has been confirmed by scientists to be alive and hopping in southern Mexico. The species was rediscovered via interviews ...

In the foggy mountains of southern Mexico, hope was revived. A rabbit lost to the ages was seen once more. The Omiltemi cottontail, which had been absent for more than 120 years, has returned to ...

"Spring has sprung, and our Wildlife Department is busy caring for baby cottontail rabbits! These little ones are fragile, and our staff and volunteer team are specially trained to help." ...

Neighbors in the Salemtown area of Nashville have taken initiative to ensure the safe continuation of the cycle of life by helping cottontail rabbits have safe places to breed. Per the Tennessee ...

There is an exception to the burrowing-bunny rule—the cottontail, a type of American rabbit that does not burrow. A female European hare (right) boxes with a male in Wales. As for "harebrained ...

To do your part in protecting and preserving the beach's array of wildlife that call it home (sea turtles, cottontail rabbits, and sand dollars, just to name a few), please adhere to the wildlife ...

Burmese pythons have put a stranglehold on Florida's wildlife, contributing to the decline of raccoons, opossums, bobcats, foxes, and marsh and cottontail rabbits, according to a USGS study.