• Hare

  • Hare

    Hare information and facts:

    Scientific Name: Lepus Europaeus
    Type: Mammal
    Diet: Herbivore
    Average lifespan in the wild: 1 year or less
    Size: 16 to 20 in (41.3 to 51.8 cm)
    Weight: 2 to 4 lbs (0.9 to 1.8 kg)
    Top Speed: 72km/h (45mph)
    Lifestyle: Solitary
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    What does a Hare look like?

    The hare is one of the fastest of all the smaller animals, with hares being able to move at speeds of around 45mph. The strong hind legs of the hare, combined with the large feet of the hare give the hare the ability to run so quickly. The hare is also able to jump over large distances with great ease. The hare differs from the rabbit mainly in size, as hares are much larger than the average bunny rabbit. The baby hares are also born with their eyes open and a full coat of fur, and these hare babies are often able to hop about after just a few minutes in the outside world.
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    Where does the Hare live?

    The hare, closely related to the rabbit, is a small mammal found primarily in the Northern hemisphere. Although there are different species of hare found all over the world, the hare is most commonly found in Europe and North America with the Arctic Hare found inhabiting the freezing climates within the Arctic Circle. There are over 30 different species of hare found close to farmland and open forests worldwide. The hare is a very adaptable animal as there are species of hare also found in desert regions and of course, the bitterly cold Arctic Tundra.
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    What does a Hare eat?

    The hare is generally a calm and docile animal, as hares spend most of their time resting and foraging for food. The hare mainly eats plant matter (grass being one of the favourite foods of the hare) but hares also eat seeds, vegetables and fruit in order to fill them up.
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    What is special about the Hare?

    Hares have very long ears with along with their accurate sense of smell, allow the hare to detect any oncoming predators often before the predators have even noticed the hare. The hare then hops very quickly, in a similar way to a kangaroo, in order to make an escape to safety.
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