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Tres Marías Cottontail

Sylvilagus graysoni

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Illustration of Tres Marías Cottontail (Sylvilagus graysoni)

The Tres Marías Cottontail is a unique rabbit species with a distinctive coloration and size. It is endemic to the Tres Marías Islands, making it a fascinating example of island evolution.

Habitat
Grasslands and scrub areas of the Tres Marías Islands.
Diet
Herbivorous, primarily grazing on grasses and herbs.
How common
Rare

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