Life with roommates can be … interesting. 😆 Churro the roadrunner lives with Cantaloupe the antelope jackrabbit in our Life on the Rocks exhibit! They are both rescues that have found a home at the Desert Museum. Video: Cantaloupe runs toward Churro, who flaps and flies away in response. Cantaloupe sits by a pile of poop and pees, while Churro investigates the foliage. Then Cantaloupe hops toward her rock, hiding behind it but her ears are still visible over the rock. Churro continues to invest
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Life with roommates can be … interesting. 😆 Churro the roadrunner lives with Cantaloupe the antelope jackrabbit in our Life on the Rocks exhibit! They are both rescues that
Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum. . Life with roommates can be … interesting. 😆 Churro the roadrunner lives with Cantaloupe the antelope jackrabbit in our Life on the Rocks exhibit! They are both rescues that have found a home at the Desert Museum. Video: Cantaloupe runs toward Churro, who flaps and flies away in response. Cantaloupe sits by a ...
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Antelope Jackrabbits like Cantaloupe are actually hares, not rabbits, contrary to their name. Hares have leaner bodies and slender legs (and larger ears!) - which makes them better runners. Because of this, hares tend to flee when facing danger, while rabbits tend to hide! They’re all adorable when they chew, though. 😋 | Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum
Antelope Jackrabbits like Cantaloupe are actually hares, not rabbits, contrary to their name. Hares have leaner bodies and slender legs (and larger ears!) - which makes them better runners. Because of this, hares tend to flee when facing danger, while rabbits tend to hide! They’re all adorable when they chew, though. 😋 | Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum
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Have you spotted a jackrabbit lately? 👀 🐇 Our biologists would love to hear about any sightings! Remember, jackrabbits are much larger than eastern cottontail rabbits, with longer ears and longer legs. Please be as detailed as possible in the location and email the township/range/section, address, or GPS coordinates to todd.bogenschutz@dnr.iowa.gov. We still have jackrabbits scattered across their historic range (north of Interstate 80), but in very low numbers due to loss of suitable short gr
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We all get by with a little help from our friends! Let’s all take a moment to appreciate Cantaloupe the antelope jackrabbit’s patience with her new housemate. 🤣 Video: From behind where a jackrabbit is sitting, a roadrunner jumps up onto the jackrabbit’s back, pauses, and then hops over and out of frame. | Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum
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We all get by with a little help from our friends! Let’s all take a moment to appreciate Cantaloupe the antelope jackrabbit’s patience with her new housemate. 🤣 Video: From behind where a jackrabbit is sitting, a roadrunner jumps up onto the jackrabbit’s back, pauses, and then hops over and out of frame. | Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum
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Friends share meals together, even when dietary preferences and mealtimes look very, um, different! While Cantaloupe the antelope jackrabbit is an herbivore, roadrunners enjoy a great variety of meals including insects, small mammals, fruits, and seeds. In this video, he "kills" his lunch (though the mouse is already dead) by beating his prey against the ground. 📸: Keeper Allison | Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum
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