About the Arctic Hare

• Characteristics
  • The Basics
  • Colour
  • Fur
  • Feet
  • Skull and Teeth
  • Recycling: Reingestion
  • The Senses
  • Locomotion
• Habitat
  • Climate
• Range
  • In Canada
  • Home Range
  • Regular Movements
  • Herd Movements
• Populations
  • Arctic Areas
  • Newfoundland and Labrador
• Eat and Be Eaten
  • Food
  • Feeding
  • Predators
  • Parasites
  • Food Web
• Individual Behaviour
  • Posture
  • Orientation
  • Shelter-Seeking
  • Shelter-Digging
• Social Behaviour
  • Huge Hare Herds
  • Dominance and Territory
  • Communication
  • Activity Cycle
  • Play
• Breeding Behaviour
  • Male Display
  • Investigative
  • Aggressive
  • Sexual
• Life Cycle
  • Growing Up
  • Mortality
  • A Year in the Life
• Naming & Classifying
  • What's in a Name?
  • Classification
  • Canadian Rabbits and Hares
  • Hare Comparison

Heritage, History and Art

• Archaeology
  • Digging Up Stories
  • Viking Hare 'Yarn'
  • Catching Hares
• Traditional Use
  • Clothing
  • Tools
  • Medicine
  • Food
  • Games
• Art
• Inuit Stories
• Explorers & Hares
• Historical Quotes
• Hunting Today
  • Nunavut
  • Newfoundland & Labrador

Studying the Arctic Hare

• Research Project
  • The Researcher
  • The Research Team
• Study Area
• Research Methods
  • Finding Hares
  • Tagging Hares
  • Watching Hares
  • Recording Observations
• Hare Portraits
• Field Notes
• Hare Collections
  • Photographs and Other Media
  • Specimens
• Captivity

Games and Activities

• Games Arcade
• Hands-On Activities
• Video Collection
• 3D Image Gallery

For Educators

• Educational Activities
• Curriculum Links