Examples of hare

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Hunting game (except for hares) at night had been illegal since the late sixteenth century.
The witches' meeting places were to be found on heathland and the hares which were associated with -witches also lived there.
The animals, shown on the hunt-cups, are hares and deer chased by hunting dogs.
Over time, less glamorous" tortoises" can change the rules of competition and the structures of industry just as much as the" hares" of rapid change.
Successfully hunting a stag requires the cooperation of all of the hunters, while any hunter can catch a hare without help from the others.
Males are more frequently affected with hare lip and cleft palate and pyloric stenosis while females are more prone to congenital dislocation of the hip.
Robustness of capture- recapture estimators to sample biases in a cyclic snowshoe hare population.
The decline in the practice of hunting and eating hare is another contributor.
Each hunter would prefer catching a stag to a hare, but each would prefer catching a hare to catching nothing.
Nonetheless, post hoc comparisons showed a higher germination percentage in seeds dispersed by hare than in those dispersed by mara.
Seeds contained in guanaco faeces germinated more slowly than those from mara or hare faeces, but not control seeds.
Also, hare and mink hunting make an insignificant impact on the number of the species.
In this 'story', each member of a group of hunters has the choice of hunting stag or hare.
He is as unaware of his suffering as the hare in the opening landscape is unaware of her mirth.
I am tender-hearted by nature, and have found my eyes moist many a time over the scream of a wounded hare.
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