Among these animals is the Arctic hare, the largest hare in North America. The Arctic hare has large claws on all four feet, ...

Arctic hares are the largest wild lagomorph — family of rabbits, hares and pikas — in the world. The European brown hare is slightly lengthier, but not quite as heavy.

An Arctic hare similar to this one on Ellesmere Island in northern Canada traveled more than 388 kilometers over seven weeks — the longest distance ever recorded for a hare or its relatives.

When Arctic hares sense danger, they will bolt — and they can run fast, reaching speeds of up to 60 kilometres an hour. If the average running speed of a human is 8.4 to 9.4 kilometres an hour, ...

Compared to other hares and rabbits, the Arctic Hare has shorter legs and ears, making them look more compact. They have a very thick coat of fur, which helps keep them warm in the winter months.

Arctic hares appear to high-five each other in the snow as they scrap for food. These two Arctic hares are pictured fighting in the snow in Thule, Greenland ...

An Arctic hare dubbed BBYY trekked at least 388 kilometers across the tundra in 49 days, shattering expectations for a creature that typically stays close to. Skip to content.

The Arctic hare is not considered threatened or endangered species in the U.S. 5. of 13. Red Fox . Pierre Williot / Shutterstock.com. The red fox is by no means unique to the Arctic Circle.

Arctic hares are known to travel many kilometres daily, but one individual in Canada's far north has stunned researchers. Dubbed "BBYY" (for the two blue tags on her left ear and the yellow tags ...

TORONTO (CTV Network) — An Arctic hare travelled more than 388 kilometres over seven weeks in Canada’s Far North, the longest distance ever recorded for any hare, rabbit or similar animal. The ...

The future of Arctic mosquitoes (Aedes nigripes) in western Greenland depends on aquatic habitat and access to blood meals, according to a new study. ... birds and the Arctic hare.