The quadrupeds of North America, v.1. New York, V.G. Audubon, 1851-54, mammals, North America, Duke University Libraries, John James Audubon, Lepus townsendii, Townsend's Rocky Mountain hare, John James Audubon, white-tailed jackrabbit, hist sci art, In this illustration, two rabbits are depicted in a natural setting, showcasing their distinct features and textures. The larger rabbit, with prominent ears and a soft fur coat, rests in a relaxed position, while the smaller one appears alert, with its ears perked up, suggesting curiosity or awareness of its surroundings. The background features a gentle landscape, hinting at a serene environment with delicate vegetation. This scene captures the essence of wildlife, highlighting the rabbits' role in their habitat.