The snowshoe hare requires 300g (10.6 oz) of browse per day, and uses the two pairs of upper incisors to cleanly sever the twigs, buds, and bark of woody vegetation during the winter. It prefers small ...

Rosamund had waited two years to pursue her ambition to photograph mountain hares in the Cairngorms in Scotland, ‘so beautiful in their winter coats and showing such remarkable resilience’. After ...

Mountain hare pelage is brown in summer and turns white in winter England's last surviving population of mountain hares may be under threat due to global warming, a conservation group has said.

That’s because the Keystone State is one of the few states where brown snowshoe hares have been reported in winter, as well as the only state where unique winter pelt variations such as brown ...

Beavers can be found, for example, in the Losiny Ostrov national park, and hares and weasels—in the historic natural parks of ...

Spreading in blotchy patches across the morainal hills, idling the day away under wispy branches of young-growth aspens, ...

In the summer, the snowshoe hare’s brown coat camouflages well with its home in the boreal forest. As winter sets in and the snow falls, they grow a new coat of white to match the snowy ...

Brown hares are the only ‘game’ species in England and Wales that can be shot year-round When I introduced my first Private Members’ Bill in Parliament last November – aiming to establish ...