Lepus Americanus is commonly referred to as the snowshoe hare. This is a species of hare native to North America and widely distributed across the continent. It is most prevalent in areas with heavy snowfall, and its large feet, covered in fur, allow it to travel easily over deep snow. Despite its name, the snowshoe hare's coat changes colour seasonally, transitioning from brown or grey in the summer to white in the winter months. Other synonyms for Lepus Americanus include the varying hare, snow hare, snowshoe rabbit, and white rabbit. These synonyms all reflect the distinctive features and characteristics of this unique and fascinating species of hare.