The home of a hare is called a ‘form.’ A form is essentially a small, shallow depression in the ground where a hare lies down to rest or hide. Unlike rabbits, which create burrows, hares tend to make their nests in the tall grass or under bushes. This type of shelter helps them stay camouflaged from predators and provides a safe space for raising their young.
Hares often choose locations that offer good visibility and cover, allowing them to be alert to danger while remaining concealed. The form is usually not elaborate, but it serves its purpose well in providing the hares with a secure resting place in their natural habitat.