There is no way, the reality is so cruel.

Life and death are sometimes so insignificant.

The family that has lost the male fox is just like the family that has lost the man in reality.

Generally, a woman who has no man will take her children and marry someone else......

After running so many places, Ye Chao can be regarded as a person who has been to the North Pole, ridden a polar bear, touched an arctic wolf, seen an arctic fox, and caught an arctic rabbit.

As we all know, polar bears are much larger than ordinary bears.

The Arctic hare, on the other hand, is much larger than rabbits around the world, perhaps due to weather and environmental reasons.

The Arctic rabbit is huge, with a larger and longer head than the average rabbit, smaller ears, long legs, very powerful and flexible limbs, and a light gray back of the body in summer and white on the back of the body in winter.

The arctic rabbit is a social animal, with a sensitive nose and ears, not shy and timid, easy to tame, mainly feeds on moss, plants, tree roots and other foods, and occasionally eats meat, gives birth once a year, each litter can produce 2-5 cubs, inhabits the cold regions of northern North America, and is distributed in Canada and Greenland.

Arctic rabbits are generally 55-71 cm long and weigh 4-5.5 kg.

It is huge, similar in size to a fox. The head is larger and longer than the average rabbit. The ears are small and the legs are long, but the limbs are very powerful and flexible.

The Arctic rabbit has wide and thick hair, which can not only adapt to the cold snow, but also facilitate running and jumping on the snow, and can effectively reduce the pressure on the foot without too much sag when moving, so it is nicknamed the snowshoe hare in North America.

In some places it is called a mountain hare or a blue rabbit, and in North America it is called a snowshoe hare.

The meat of the Arctic rabbit is delicious and the fur is precious. The Arctic hare, a rabbit that has adapted to the Arctic and mountain environments. The meat of the Arctic rabbit is delicious and the fur is precious.

Arctic rabbits generally have a body length of 55~71 cm and a weight of 4~5.5 kg, and are larger than rabbits, with fat bodies, small ears and hind limbs, and some have no tails. In different regions, the arctic hare, also known as the mountain hare or the blue hare, was once considered a subspecies of the snow hare (Lepus timidus).

The arctic rabbit has large paws with long hairs underneath the paws, which not only adapt to the cold snow, but also facilitate running and jumping on the snow. The Arctic rabbit has a fluffy body of fluffy fur that reduces the loss of heat energy and adapts to the Arctic environment.

Being larger and fatter also means they can store more fat and calories in their bodies to combat the cold. The ears are small, but the limbs are very powerful and flexible, and on average, the arctic hare can move at speeds of about forty miles.

When in danger, the arctic hare stands up and jumps quickly on its hind feet like a kangaroo. Arctic rabbits have a large amount of hair, and they have two coats, the lower one is shorter and denser to keep warm, and the upper one is more slender, soft and fluffy, so it can act as a protective cover to protect against cold and hypothermia and avoid dirt.

In summer, the back of the body is light gray, and the neck and chest are dark blue-gray, and in winter, the back of the body is white, and the hair is white from the root in winter, but the tips of the ears are black.

It inhabits the cold regions of northern North America, and in summer, it is commonly found on the edge of bushes or rocky places.

Arctic rabbits are social animals, and usually a colony of 20 to 300 rabbits can be in a colony.

In addition to using body language to communicate with each other, the arctic rabbits also rely on their noses to sniff for dangerous information around them, and they also leave special olfactory marks to provide companion identification information.

The most important way to communicate is their natural good ear, the ears of the arctic rabbit, depending on the position and posture, can also convey different messages, and through these clever methods to achieve the goal of communicating with their peers.

The Arctic Hare is not shy and timid and is easy to tame.

On average, the Arctic hare can move at speeds of around forty miles. When in danger, the arctic hare stands up and jumps quickly on its hind feet like a kangaroo. They feed on food such as moss, plants, tree roots, etc., but some arctic rabbits also occasionally eat meat.

They will smell the location of the food first, and then use their powerful and sharp claws to dig out the food, and they will also use their claws to dig deep holes in the ground where they can hide the food.

As the Arctic hare is not very reproductive. They are limited in number, not even as large as the Arctic fox.

Arctic summers are shorter, so arctic hares cannot give birth more than once a year, and according to Indian hunters, arctic hares give birth once a year and can give birth to 2-5 cubs per litter. Young rabbits are able to see as soon as they are born.

Fortunately, although the Arctic rabbit is not highly fecund, the survival rate of young rabbits is high.

Since Ye Chao saw that the number of them was too small, he gave up his plan to take a few with his own hands and taste the Arctic rabbit meat.

His heart is still very kind, but sometimes, under the domination of the Demon Heart Lord, he can't just be kind.

While his true heart had not been affected by the demon heart and changed his mind, Ye Chao hurriedly left this place covered in silver.

Otherwise, when the demon heart goes crazy, he will kill all the polar bears, arctic wolves, arctic foxes, arctic rabbits and other things, but it will be troublesome.

When Ye Chao left, he used to walk, but he walked quickly.

He can fly if he wants.

He went to Sweden, which also has territory in the Arctic Park, and, moreover, this country is very close to Finland.

When it comes to Sweden, people have the impression of a high-welfare country, with fewer people and a good environment, and this is true.

That's right, Sweden, it's a kingdom.

It is also a highly developed capitalist country, a member of the European Union, seen as socially liberal and egalitarian, with many social welfare systems and usually high on the United Nations Development Programme's Human Development Index.

Around 1100 AD, Sweden began to form a state.

From 1397 it was a member of the Danish-controlled League of Kalmar, regained its independence in 1523, and from 1611 to 1718 it was one of the great powers of Europe, declaring neutrality in both world wars, and being a permanently neutral country.

Due to the cold climate, the proportion of agriculture is small. Sweden has its own aviation, nuclear, automotive, advanced military industries, and world-leading telecommunications and pharmaceutical research capabilities.

Sweden is also a world leader in software development, microelectronics, telecommunications and photonics.

This small country has a lot of influence in the fields of science and technology and economy.

In addition, Sweden is also the largest exporter of iron ore in Europe, and if calculated in proportion to the population, Sweden has the largest number of multinational companies in the world, and its economy is quite developed.