It's still the familiar rapid shooting.
But because the strength in her arm hadn't fully recovered from the previous archery.
This time, Hua Yun barely managed to shoot four arrows before stopping.
"These rabbits are quite vigilant and agile, only managed to hit two, what a pity."
Hua Yun said regretfully, releasing the bowstring.
She walked quickly down the hillside and finished off the two still twitching rabbits.
After picking up and carefully examining the rabbits, Hua Yun realized, "These are Arctic hares."
The Arctic hare, a rabbit mainly found near the Arctic Circle, is most common in northern Canada and Greenland.
It's even recorded in the Guinness World Records as the northernmost rabbit species on Earth.
They are very similar to snowshoe hares, both being animals that change their fur.
In winter, they are covered in snow-white fur.
But they are larger than snowshoe hares.
