I have a lot of ears but cannot hear a thing, and though I am known to leap through spring, my homophone cousin lives right on top of your head. What animal am I?
A hare
A hare is a rabbit-like animal with long ears associated with spring, and its homophone is 'hair', which grows on your head.
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