1. The Arctic hares live in the frozen Arctic tundra, which is very cold and has little vegetation.
2. They have thick fur to keep warm and large feet to help them walk on snow.
3. They are mostly white in winter to blend in with the snow and turn brown in summer to match the tundra.
4. They eat plants, mosses, and lichens that grow in the Arctic.
5. They are prey for predators like Arctic foxes and wolves.
6. Their large ears help them hear predators from far away.
7. They can run fast to escape danger.
8. They dig burrows or use snow banks for shelter.
9. They are active during the day and night, depending on the season.
10. They are social animals and often live in groups for protection.
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