Sun poisoning normally starts within 30 minutes of exposure to the sunlight. Within 6 hour you will start feeling pain that can extend to 2 days. For mild cases, the symptoms are likely to prolong for 3 days and eventually begin to decline as it associate skin peeling. Severe sun poisoning can last up to ten days with proper treatment. Spending in sun for extended period of time without proper sunscreen can lead to sunburn or sun poisoning.
March Hare. The March Hare is a character most famous for appearing in the tea party scene in Lewis Carroll's Alice's Adventures in Wonderland.
Alaska & Snowshoe Hare. There are two species of hares in Alaska, the snowshoe hare and the Alaska hare. Snowshoe hares weigh three or four pounds and the Alaska hare is distinctly larger, at six to 12 pounds. Both are grayish-brown in summer, with white underparts, and turn white in the winter. This winter camouflage is caused by physiological changes triggered by the shortening day length in autumn.