### animal | vertebrate | mammal:

Hare
* Many hares turn white in the winter.
* Most hares are larger than rabbits and usually have black ear tips
  - change behavior
  - destroy vegetation
  - dig holes
* Most hares eat clover
  - grass
  - leaves
  - plants
  - twigs
  - weeds
* Most hares engage in activities
  - metabolic activities
* Most hares engage in normal activities
* Most hares feed on plants
  - woody plants
* Most hares has-part eyes
  - incisors
  - tails
* Most hares have babies
  - bright white coats
  - claws
  - color
  - eyesights
  - feelings
  - feet
  - fur
  - furry feet
  - good eyesights
  - growth
  - life
  - long claws
* Most hares have white coats
  - inhabit regions
* Most hares live for about a year in the wild
  - in forests
* Most hares make holes
  - nests
  - possess fur
  - prefer prairie regions
  - raise tails
* Most hares reach full maturity
  - sexual maturity
  - sit on legs
  - stand in clover
* Some hares are distinguished from rabbits
  - solitary, while others live in groups
  - cause damage
* Some hares eat animals
  - arctic willows
  - bushes
  - moss
  - small animals
  - feed on bark
  - graze in neighborhoods
* Some hares have ears
  - population trends
  - rabbit ears
  - ranges
* Some hares have stable population trends
  - years
* Some hares hear animals
  - lynxes
  - hide in bushes
* Some hares live in bushes
  - hills
  - societies
  - warrens
  - possess babies
* Some hares produce many offspring
* Some hares provide food
  - require care
* Some hares show patterns
  - same patterns
  - stand on legs
* Some hares survive cold conditions
* Some hares swim across narrow streams
  - use energy
* adapt their diet according to vegetation in each season.
* also live in swamps where cedar, spruce or tamarack grow.
* are a golden-brown colour, with a pale belly and a white tail
  - active primarily at night
* are also generally larger than rabbits with longer ears and have black markings in their fur
  - larger, have longer ears, and are less social than rabbits
  - precocial, meaning they are born with hair and with their eyes open
  - an important link in the food chain between plants and carnivorous animals
  - animals which look like rabbits, but are larger and in many countries quite rare
  - bigger than rabbits
  - born above ground, their eyes open, and fully furred
  - classified into the same family as rabbits
  - considerate, understanding, warm, friendly, and easy to be with
  - generally larger and faster than rabbits
* are generally larger than rabbits and usually have black ear tips
  - rabbits, with longer ears, and black markings on their fur
  - then rabbits
  - larger, and have longer hind legs and longer ears than rabbits
  - herbivores, eating grass and other plants
  - keenly perceptive and can sense danger in any situation
  - larger and have black ear tips
* are larger than rabbits with longer ears and tall hind legs
  - rabbits, and they typically have taller hind legs and longer ears
  - mammals
  - more likely to go under a fence than over it
  - most active at dusk and dawn
  - much larger, with longer, black-tipped ears and more powerful hind legs
  - near kin to rabbits and are similarly common around the planet
  - numerous and are an exciting challenge for dogs and hunters
  - primarily nocturnal and spend a third of their time foraging
  - rabbits cousin who have shorter ears and longer hind legs
  - strict vegetarians, eating a great variety of herbs and shrubs
  - strictly vegetarian
* are the diplomats and the peace makers
  - main food source of lynx
  - most frequent prey, guanacos are their second most favorite food
  - usually immensely abundant
  - very fast-running animals
* believe in themselves and are at peace within.
* can become prosperous painters, musicians, or designers
  - molt to white in winter
  - swim better than rabbits, build deeper burrows in general, and leap greater distances
* communicate with each other by a variety of visual signals.
* consume grass
* contains wood.
  - their forms using their front feet
  - grasses, sedges, willows and other plants
* favor the protection of rocky hillsides.
* generally are larger than rabbits, and have longer ears and hind legs.
* get food.
* have a fast reproductive rate
  - heads
  - large, long ears, long legs, and a larger body size than rabbits
  - longer ears and larger feet than rabbits
  - many natural enemies
  - no time to read
* have very long and strong hind legs, more so than rabbits
  - hind legs and long ears
* hide among plants and usually try to escape enemies by running.
* hold their young seven to ten days longer.
* includes brains
  - cell membranes
  - faces
  - piluses
  - vacuoles
  - vertebrate feet
* increase until the winter's browse is eaten bare.
* is popular throughout America and Europe and is often domestically bred.
* like to be in the open where they can run from danger
  - take dust baths
* live in a form
  - open areas and rely on running in a zigzag pattern to escape their predators
  - most of the time by themselves
* noun, which refers to a type of rabbit.
* occupy regions.
* often change color while rabbits stay the same no matter the season.
* pays much attention to their appearances and manners.
* polymorphic, stealth, multi-partite virus.
* prefer habitats
  - unimproved land, which has become less abundant with modern farming practices
* primarily live in open fields with scattered brush for shelter.
* rely on running fast to put distance between themselves and danger
  - rather than burrowing for protection
* shift their Sex.
* sometimes shelter in caves or rock crevices.
* stay hidden in the snow in winter.
* strives to create a harmonious work and social environment where they are comfortable.
* symbolize long life, as do cranes and turtles.
* take great pride in setting out unique and challenging trails.
* tend to run left handed.
* usually use surface depressions, called forms, as resting sites.
+ Arctic hare: Mammals of North America :: Lagomorphs
  * These hares often congregate in groups of up to 200 individuals. They hop at great speeds on their large, powerful hind legs, in a kangaroo-like fashion. The female is called a doe, the male is called a buck, and the baby hare is called a leveret. The young are born open-eyed and furry. Most hares live for about a year in the wild.