How many hispid hares left in the world?

The hispid hare (Caprolagus hispidus) is critically endangered, with estimates suggesting that fewer than 1,000 individuals remain in the wild. Their population is threatened by habitat loss, agricultural expansion, and hunting. Conservation efforts are ongoing to protect their remaining habitats and increase their numbers. However, exact population figures can vary and are difficult to ascertain due to their elusive nature and limited range.