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Hare

Hares are mammals belonging to the genus Lepus. They are herbivores and live solitarily or in pairs. They nest in depressions in the ground called forms, and their young are able to fend for themselves shortly after birth. The genus includes the largest lagomorphs. Most are fast runners with long, powerful hind legs, and large ears that dissipate body…

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Hare

Nodes132
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Triples149
Avg. degree1.98
Density0.015152
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related to Further reading · 76
Hare → Agriculture, Anthony Caravaggi, Applied Ecology, Archived, Belfast, Berny, Beyond, Bristol, Britain, Conservation, Culture, Department, Diss, Edwards, Eloise, England, European, Fletcher, Folk-lore, Gaeltacht
related to In mythology and folklore · 15
Hare → African, Africans, America, Br'er Rabbit, CE, English, Greco-Roman, Hares, In Wales, Lepus, March, Melangell, Ptolemy, The, White Hare
related to Differences from rabbits · 12
Hare → All, By, Conversely, European, Flemish Giant, Hares, Other, Rabbits, Some, The Belgian, They, Young
related to Classification · 11
Hare → EulagosBroom, Genus LepusSubgenus MacrotolagusAntelope, IndolagusHainan, Lepus, LepusArctic, PoecilolagusSnowshoe, ProeulagusBlack, SabanalagusEthiopian, Sahara, SinolagusChinese, TarimolagusYarkand
related to Biology · 10
Hare → During, European, Hares, Lepus, March, Normally, North America, Over, The, This
related to Taming · 10
Hare → BC, Belgian, Cape, Chinese, European, Hungary, Mountain, No, Swedish, The Tolai
related to Place names · 5
Hare → An, Murchland, Scotland, Scots, The
related to Habitat · 4
Hare → European, Hares, Some, The
related to Diet · 3
Hare → Easily, For, The
is a · 1
Hare → domesticated European rabbit which has been selectively bred to resemble a hare

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hares lepus rabbits european called genus one rabbit species known three often live ears food blood europaeus found wine jugged

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Hareis adomesticated European rabbit which has been selectively bred to resemble a hare0.90text
the snowshoe hare may change their fur color to better hide as the seasons changeinstance ofSome hares0.80text
Harerelated to BiologyHares0.60section
Harerelated to BiologyOver0.60section
Harerelated to BiologyEuropean0.60section
Harerelated to BiologyLepus0.60section
Harerelated to BiologyThe0.60section
Harerelated to BiologyNorth America0.60section
Harerelated to BiologyNormally0.60section
Harerelated to BiologyThis0.60section
Harerelated to BiologyDuring0.60section
Harerelated to BiologyMarch0.60section

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