Hares and rabbits are often confused with each other because of their hopping movement and long ears. To draw them accurately, we need to understand what makes them so similar and why actually...
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Two rabbits on floral background
Hares and rabbits are often confused with each other because of their hopping movement and long ears. To draw them accurately, we need to understand what makes them so similar and why actually...
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Today is Winter Solstice! The shortest day of the year and first day of winter. While I’m not pagan, I’m very interested in spiritual stuff like this as well as the changing of the seasons. While I understand the rabbit being a symbol of Spring but does anyone know why they are associated with the […]
Rabbits are strongly associated with babies and early childhood. They appear often in stories and art for children. But what about hares?
Although the words are sometimes used interchangeable to refer to anything that looks like a bunny, rabbits and hares are not the same.
