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He found a similar pattern in open patches of forest, including clear-cuts: Hares of either color moved more freely, and survived longer, in closed-canopy parts of the forest than in the open.

While a cottontail being chased by a fox can run a zig-zag pattern at 18 mph, snowshoe hares and black-tailed jackrabbits (a form of hare) have been clocked at 35 mph.

How to Read a Candlestick Pattern A daily candlestick represents a market’s opening, high, low, and closing (OHLC) prices. The rectangular real body, or just body, is colored with a dark color ...

Your fluffy pet bunny's cousin is actually a carnivore—and a cannibal, new photographs reveal for the first time. Snowshoe hares in Canada ’s Yukon Territory eat meat to supplement their diets ...

The hares are a harbinger for a number of other animals. Zimova knows of 16 color-changing species that may be similarly vulnerable, including ptarmigans, weasels, and Arctic foxes.

Researchers have noticed an exceptional number of white snowshoe hares on brown earth. They contend that climate change and the color mismatch are causing much more hare mortality.

Hares and rabbits look similar, and some may hop to the conclusion that they're the same animal. Not so fast. Our Weird Animal Question of the Week comes from Tristan Ishtar, who asked: "What's ...

Generally speaking, hares are larger than rabbits and have longer ears and legs. They are also faster runners, which makes sense since they live in open spaces, like prairies, and need the speed to ...