What Temperatures does the snowshoe rabbit live in in the arctic?

The snowshoe rabbit, or Lepus americanus, is adapted to cold environments and typically inhabits areas with temperatures ranging from -30°F to 30°F (-34°C to -1°C) in the Arctic. They have thick fur and large feet that help them navigate snowy terrain. During the winter months, their fur changes color to white for camouflage, which aids in survival against predators in their snowy habitat.