Definition of Arctic hare in English:

Arctic hare

noun

A hare whose coat turns white in winter, found in the arctic areas of North America.
Lepus arcticus, family Leporidae; sometimes treated as the same species as the mountain hare of Eurasia
Example sentencesExamples
- The Arctic hare inhabits the tundra regions of Canada from Newfoundland west to the Mackenzie River Delta and north to the tip of Ellesmere Island.
- I saw a grizzly bear swimming, caribou on my hike with Dad, Arctic fox and Arctic hares.
- The range of the Arctic hare in Canada extends from Newfoundland to the High Arctic.
- Evidence suggests that in insular Newfoundland Arctic hares may produce two, perhaps three litters in some years.
- Instead of a plump, bunny - like body, Arctic hares have muscles that bulge beneath their skin.
- The range of Arctic hares extend south of the peninsula, so there is some overlap between the two species of hares.
- But before winter begins, Arctic hares change their fur; they turn snow-white and are hardly visible in the snow-covered scenery.
- The breeding season of Arctic hare is indicated by the growth and regression of the male gonads; the gonads enlarge in April and regress in mid-September.
- Join a photo safari and ‘shoot’ musk oxen, reindeer and Arctic hares and foxes.
- Some hares include the common hare, the jack rabbit, the Arctic hare, the snowshoe hare, the European hare, and the blue hare.
- ‘Arctic hares appear unusually unwary or ‘tame’, ‘notes A W F Banfield in his classic work, The Mammals of Canada.’
- The Arctic hare can be found in Northern Canada, usually above the tree line and some islands off Greenland.
- The most important adaptations of the Arctic hare are its keen eyesight, acute hearing, and speed.
- So, Arctic hares, for example, have short ears close to their bodies.
- The biggest enemies of the Arctic hare are the fox, the polar bear, the wolverine, and the ermine.
- Early historical reports suggest that mating in Arctic hares is something out of the ordinary.
- Backs to the wind, the herd of Arctic hares grazed on purple saxifrage.

Definition of Arctic hare in US English:

Arctic hare

noun

A hare whose coat turns white in winter, found in the arctic areas of North America.
Lepus arcticus, family Leporidae
Example sentencesExamples
- Early historical reports suggest that mating in Arctic hares is something out of the ordinary.
- But before winter begins, Arctic hares change their fur; they turn snow-white and are hardly visible in the snow-covered scenery.
- Backs to the wind, the herd of Arctic hares grazed on purple saxifrage.
- I saw a grizzly bear swimming, caribou on my hike with Dad, Arctic fox and Arctic hares.
- ‘Arctic hares appear unusually unwary or ‘tame’, ‘notes A W F Banfield in his classic work, The Mammals of Canada.’
- Evidence suggests that in insular Newfoundland Arctic hares may produce two, perhaps three litters in some years.
- The biggest enemies of the Arctic hare are the fox, the polar bear, the wolverine, and the ermine.
- Some hares include the common hare, the jack rabbit, the Arctic hare, the snowshoe hare, the European hare, and the blue hare.
- The Arctic hare can be found in Northern Canada, usually above the tree line and some islands off Greenland.
- Instead of a plump, bunny - like body, Arctic hares have muscles that bulge beneath their skin.
- The range of the Arctic hare in Canada extends from Newfoundland to the High Arctic.
- The breeding season of Arctic hare is indicated by the growth and regression of the male gonads; the gonads enlarge in April and regress in mid-September.
- The range of Arctic hares extend south of the peninsula, so there is some overlap between the two species of hares.
- The most important adaptations of the Arctic hare are its keen eyesight, acute hearing, and speed.
- So, Arctic hares, for example, have short ears close to their bodies.
- Join a photo safari and ‘shoot’ musk oxen, reindeer and Arctic hares and foxes.
- The Arctic hare inhabits the tundra regions of Canada from Newfoundland west to the Mackenzie River Delta and north to the tip of Ellesmere Island.

单词	Arctic hare
释义	Definition of Arctic hare in English: Arctic hare noun A hare whose coat turns white in winter, found in the arctic areas of North America. Lepus arcticus, family Leporidae; sometimes treated as the same species as the mountain hare of Eurasia Example sentencesExamples The Arctic hare inhabits the tundra regions of Canada from Newfoundland west to the Mackenzie River Delta and north to the tip of Ellesmere Island. I saw a grizzly bear swimming, caribou on my hike with Dad, Arctic fox and Arctic hares. The range of the Arctic hare in Canada extends from Newfoundland to the High Arctic. Evidence suggests that in insular Newfoundland Arctic hares may produce two, perhaps three litters in some years. Instead of a plump, bunny - like body, Arctic hares have muscles that bulge beneath their skin. The range of Arctic hares extend south of the peninsula, so there is some overlap between the two species of hares. But before winter begins, Arctic hares change their fur; they turn snow-white and are hardly visible in the snow-covered scenery. The breeding season of Arctic hare is indicated by the growth and regression of the male gonads; the gonads enlarge in April and regress in mid-September. Join a photo safari and ‘shoot’ musk oxen, reindeer and Arctic hares and foxes. Some hares include the common hare, the jack rabbit, the Arctic hare, the snowshoe hare, the European hare, and the blue hare. ‘Arctic hares appear unusually unwary or ‘tame’, ‘notes A W F Banfield in his classic work, The Mammals of Canada.’ The Arctic hare can be found in Northern Canada, usually above the tree line and some islands off Greenland. The most important adaptations of the Arctic hare are its keen eyesight, acute hearing, and speed. So, Arctic hares, for example, have short ears close to their bodies. The biggest enemies of the Arctic hare are the fox, the polar bear, the wolverine, and the ermine. Early historical reports suggest that mating in Arctic hares is something out of the ordinary. Backs to the wind, the herd of Arctic hares grazed on purple saxifrage. Definition of Arctic hare in US English: Arctic hare noun A hare whose coat turns white in winter, found in the arctic areas of North America. Lepus arcticus, family Leporidae Example sentencesExamples Early historical reports suggest that mating in Arctic hares is something out of the ordinary. But before winter begins, Arctic hares change their fur; they turn snow-white and are hardly visible in the snow-covered scenery. Backs to the wind, the herd of Arctic hares grazed on purple saxifrage. I saw a grizzly bear swimming, caribou on my hike with Dad, Arctic fox and Arctic hares. ‘Arctic hares appear unusually unwary or ‘tame’, ‘notes A W F Banfield in his classic work, The Mammals of Canada.’ Evidence suggests that in insular Newfoundland Arctic hares may produce two, perhaps three litters in some years. The biggest enemies of the Arctic hare are the fox, the polar bear, the wolverine, and the ermine. Some hares include the common hare, the jack rabbit, the Arctic hare, the snowshoe hare, the European hare, and the blue hare. The Arctic hare can be found in Northern Canada, usually above the tree line and some islands off Greenland. Instead of a plump, bunny - like body, Arctic hares have muscles that bulge beneath their skin. The range of the Arctic hare in Canada extends from Newfoundland to the High Arctic. The breeding season of Arctic hare is indicated by the growth and regression of the male gonads; the gonads enlarge in April and regress in mid-September. The range of Arctic hares extend south of the peninsula, so there is some overlap between the two species of hares. The most important adaptations of the Arctic hare are its keen eyesight, acute hearing, and speed. So, Arctic hares, for example, have short ears close to their bodies. Join a photo safari and ‘shoot’ musk oxen, reindeer and Arctic hares and foxes. The Arctic hare inhabits the tundra regions of Canada from Newfoundland west to the Mackenzie River Delta and north to the tip of Ellesmere Island.
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