They live in nests that are built beneath rocks and logs, in burrows or in trees. They live in a variety of different habitats because their small size allows them to survive wherever there is enough vegetation for cover. Hare Hares and rabbits are herbivores. They feed on grass and soft plants in summer. In winter they may chew the bark off young trees, sometimes killing them.
Hares live in forests.
The snowshoe hare in B.C. is nocturnal, which means it is awake at night and sleeps during the day in its home beneath brush or trees. Hares are hunted for their meat and fur. Raccoon Raccoons are omnivores. Raccoons live along streams and lakes. They usually sleep in dens up in hollow trees but may also sleep in hollow logs or rock crevices.