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Indian poachers target a new species: a playful, cute hare Special

New Delhi - The black-naped hare, or the Indian hare, is so common in the wild in India that it is seen as a species of Least Concern by the International Union for the Conservation of Nature (IUCN) and accorded least protection by India’s Wildlife Protection Act.

Digital Journal Report by Subir Ghosh - 4 comments

Police horses helping to fight illegal hare coursing

Rettendon - Police horses are playing a part in the efforts to stop hare coursing, enabling officers to reach areas not accessible by vehicles, and by giving them a better view and faster means of transportation than if they were on foot.

In the Media by Lynn Curwin - 3 comments

Real hare joins racing greyhounds in Australia

Shepparton - A confused hare in Australia ended up crossing a race track in front of eight greyhounds. One of the dogs decided that she should chase the live animal instead of the lure, and left the track.

In the Media by Lynn Curwin - 2 comments

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VIDEO: David Hare's response to Rattigan

A double bill of Sir David Hare's South Downs and Terence Rattigan's play, The Browning Version, has opened in London after transferring from Chichester Festival Theatre.

Warning over native Irish species

The Irish hare is one of a number of native species facing extinction if action is not taken to control the invasion of foreign mammals in Ireland, according to new research.

With a 401K, Slower is Better

Anyone who attended kindergarten remembers Aesop's fable about the tortoise and the hare. The story's moral has implications for investors: Slow but steady wins the race.