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The snowshoe hare changes its fur color when it's winter and when it's summer. this is a behavior because if it didn't it would be spotted by a predator and be killed to extinction. another adaption is that it changes its diet when winter comes. in the winter it eats baby trees and shrubs. a third adaption is that when the fur color changes it gets thicker and thinner to. thicker when it turns white and thinner when it turns brown.
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