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Pygmy rabbits are slate-gray tipped with brown. They have whitish bellies, cinnamon-brown legs and chests, and short, rounded ears. In general appearance, they may be confused with cottontail rabbits, however, pygmy rabbits have very small tails that lack any white fur, and their tails are nearly unnoticeable in the wild.
