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-    There are two hare species in Gorongosa: savanna hare (<i>Lepus microtis</i>) and scrub hare (<i>Lepus saxatilis</i>). The savanna hare is usually darker in color than other hares, with a grayish-brown body, reddish-brown flanks and limbs, and white underparts. Scrub hares have thick, soft fur that is brown to gray in color with a black flecking, which gives their coat a grizzled appearance on their upper parts, contrasting with their under parts, which are white. Their head is whitish with a buff color on the sides of the face and around the eyes. Most individuals have a distinct white patch on the forehead just above the eyes.
+    Two hare species live in Gorongosa: the savanna hare (<i>Lepus microtis</i>) and the scrub hare (<i>Lepus saxatilis</i>). The savanna hare is usually darker in color than other hares, with a grayish-brown body, reddish-brown flanks and limbs, and white underparts. Scrub hares have thick, soft fur that is brown to gray in color with a black flecking, which gives their coat a grizzled appearance on their upper parts, contrasting with their under parts, which are white. Their head is whitish with a buff color on the sides of the face and around the eyes. Most individuals have a distinct white patch on the forehead just above the eyes.
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   scientificName: ''

    value: '12 years'
  }, {
    label: 'Gestation'
    value: '1-2 months'
  }, {
    label: 'Avg. number of offspring'
    value: '1-3'

    title: 'Behavior'
    content: '''
      <p>Savanna hares are solitary, nocturnal animals. If they see a predator, they freeze and rely on camouflage to stay hidden. If a predator approaches, however, they quickly bolt and dash away in a zigzag pattern. They spend most of the day lying in depressions in the ground covered by brush or grass.</p>
      <p>Scrub hares are nocturnal, starting to forage at dusk and continuing through the night. They travel alone unless a female is accompanied by courting males or her offspring. During the day, they generally lie in a shallow depression in the ground, concealed under bushes or grass. When threatened, scrub hares will remain motionless in an attempt to blend in with their background. However, if a predator advances or the hare continues to feel threatened, it will bolt suddenly, relying on its speed to escape. If caught, they emit a loud squealing sound and will kick with their back feet in an attempt to free themselves.</p>

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  }, {
    title: 'Breeding'
    content: '''
      <p>Little is known definitively about the breeding behavior of savanna hares. They appear to reproduce throughout the year and give birth to multiple litters a year, with an average litter size of 1.6.</p>
      <p>Scrub hares breed year-round. After a gestation period of 42 days, females will give birth to one to three “leverets” per litter. A single female can have as many as four litters per year. Mothers invest little time in parenting their young. The young are born fully haired and open-eyed, and are essentially developed enough to take care of themselves.</p>
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  }, {
    title: 'Fun Facts'
