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March 27, 2005
Sipping Rabbits, Alaska, 1976Photograph by Bruce Dale Originally misclassified as rodents, rabbits belong to the order of Lagomorpha and are more closely related to ungulates such as cows and deer than rodents. Once only native to southern Europe, today rabbits can be found all over the world. (Photograph shot on assignment for, but not published in the National Geographic book Alaska Highway, May 1998)
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