Lepus

Lepus are a four-legged animal covered in short, coarse fur in shades of black, brown, and white. Some roaming wild groups still exist, though most now live a controlled, trained life. Their lithe forms can reach 12 to 15 feet long, 6 feet tall at the shoulders, and are known for their hopping gate that requires as much training for a Lepu as it does for a rider to make smooth. They have large green and brown eyes on either side of their triangular head with arm-length ears that have exceptional hearing. Most notable are their large, hearty antlers seen as part of the status symbol for the rider.