Conclusion

Arctic Hare is a primary consumer, wich means it is feed on producers.

The Arctic hares lives primarily in the Arctic tundra and other glacial biomes, primarily in northern Canada and Greenland.

Arctic hares are large and hare thick fur, which helps reduce pressure and prerents them from sinking as they run through the snow.

Arctic hares are important because they are key primary consumers in Arctic ecosystems.

They feed primarily on plants such as mosses, lichens, grasses and tree bark, and by eating plants they control their growth and distribution, thus maintaining ecological balance.