In the Lyskovsky district, the hunting inspector noticed a hare.

      When you are so confident in yourself that even the game warden doesn't scare you. In the Lyskovsky district, the game warden noticed a hare that behaved surprisingly calmly and did not run away when a person approached. Generally, hares tend to hide immediately upon encountering a human—this behavior is driven by the instinct of self-preservation. However, the inspector witnessed what is known as the "rut" among hares. During this period, males chase females, compete with each other, and generally become more careless. In the video, you can see the hare standing on its hind legs, actively sniffing and snorting, with its ears perked up. Surely, before encountering the person, it had a confrontation with another male. It is worth noting that according to state monitoring, the population of the brown hare in the region is 3.8 thousand individuals, while the population of the white hare is 46.3 thousand individuals.

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      The Nizhny Novgorod game warden filmed a hare searching for a female during the "rut" period. In the Lyskovsky district, the game warden managed to capture on camera a hare that was looking for a female during the "rut." 11:46 20.06.2026 vGorodeN.Ru - Nizhny Novgorod

      In the Lyskovsky district, the game warden noticed a hare. When you are so confident in yourself that even the game warden doesn't scare you. In the Lyskovsky district, the game warden noticed a hare that behaved surprisingly calmly and did not run away when a person approached. 11:10 20.06.2026 Ministry of Forestry - Nizhny Novgorod