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IcyPeas

(21,857 posts) Thu Nov 5, 2020, 03:24 PM Nov 2020

arctic hare

Here’s looking at you: The positioning of an arctic hare’s eyes, seen here at sunset, allows the animal to check for predators in virtually all directions without turning its head. If their white camouflage fails them, their backup plan is to run. They are one of the Arctic’s fastest animals, clocking 37 mph at top speed.

(Nat. Geo)

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arctic hare (Original Post) IcyPeas Nov 2020 OP

well, yeah. mopinko Nov 2020 #1

mopinko

(70,077 posts)

1. well, yeah.

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Thu Nov 5, 2020, 05:06 PM

Nov 2020

but all prey animals have the same arrangement.
nar geo gotta dumb it down these days?

handsome fellow, tho.

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