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Hares seek plants to eat, either dropped vegetables and grain, or player grown [[Farming|crops]] growing on tilled soil (except for [[pumpkin]]s and [[onion]]s). If a hare finds a player's farm, it will eat the growing crops whether the plants are ready to harvest or not. If the hare consumes the crop before the plant is mature, it might cost the player seeds, which are not always recovered as a drop. This does not happen with wild crops. Hares always flee from players and other mobs within about 12 blocks, even before receiving damage. | Hares seek plants to eat, either dropped vegetables and grain, or player grown [[Farming|crops]] growing on tilled soil (except for [[pumpkin]]s and [[onion]]s). If a hare finds a player's farm, it will eat the growing crops whether the plants are ready to harvest or not. If the hare consumes the crop before the plant is mature, it might cost the player seeds, which are not always recovered as a drop. This does not happen with wild crops. Hares always flee from players and other mobs within about 12 blocks, even before receiving damage. | ||
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Adult hares can jump up to one block high, meaning hares can not jump over fences or out of pits 2 blocks deep. However, hares may be able to jump over fences bordered by water blocks due to the extra boost in height from jumping out of water. | Adult hares can jump up to one block high, meaning hares can not jump over fences or out of pits 2 blocks deep. However, hares may be able to jump over fences bordered by water blocks due to the extra boost in height from jumping out of water. | ||
