Rare mountain hares threatened by Britain's rising temperatures
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With origins in the Arctic, these exotic-looking mountain hares were left behind in Britain after the Ice Age. Facing the threat of extinction by the late 1800s, a small number were then reintroduced to several areas in England. But it was only in the Peak District that the population thrived, and the species remains vulnerable today.
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