Desert scrubland wanderer. Found in washes in early evening and well into the night, grazing. Leaper of 15 foot bounds. Has the stamina to outlast many predators. Key identifiers are twin black ear tips and black stripe down back to tail. Transluscently large veinous ears shed excess daytime heat during scorching temps. Long legs carry this 3-9 pound body up to 40 mph. Has almost 360 degree vision- superb motion detecting ability! Has plenty of enemies, including ranchers. Loves mesquite. Cacti. Sagebrush. Grasses. Cecal pellets.