What is in this image? Describe it as if you were explaining it to someone from the 15th century.

Behold, a fantastical creature from the minds of storytellers, drawn in a simplistic yet expressive style. This being somewhat resembles a hare, known for its swift nature and bounding leaps. Yet, unlike any creature seen in nature, it stands upright on two feet like a man. Its face is adorned with a large heart-shaped nose and eyes each a different size, one significantly larger than the other, which lends it an almost comical appearance. The ears stand tall, like those of a hare or rabbit, attentive and alert.In its embrace, it holds a curious measure, like a tape or scroll, woven around and under its arms. Upon this band rest two items a tomato and a carrot, staples known to those who till the earth. Its arms and hands gesture as if in the midst of lively discourse, lending a sense of motion to its stance. The creature''s rounded belly and simple legs give it a jovial, endearing quality.The depiction is whimsical, a creature of fancy rather than reality, likely conjured to amuse or to teach some moral through allegory, much as the fables and stories of old.