The hare is called out by the rules above, he is not a clean animal since he does not have a separated hoof, indicating that he meditates but has no changed life. It also had hidden meanings, like the other animals, based on the behaviors Adam observed.

:When you look at a warren of rabbits, it sometimes looks like popcorn; rabbits bouncing all over. Sometimes they jump because the are afraid or in a fight, sometimes because they are playing. Adam didn't have a word for popcorn, so he called the warren a 'house of divided jubilation'. I'm not certain, but it may be because they looked like they were celebrating or partying everything. I am penciling in that the rabbit represents the drunk, since Paul tells us that our leaders should not be drunkards. <ref>[[Tit 1:7]] For a bishop must be blameless, as the steward of God; not selfwilled, not soon angry, not given to wine, no striker, not given to filthy lucre;</ref>