While most rabbits and hares try to avoid their predators by outrunning them, the snowshoe hare prefers to hide. which adaptation in the table is most likely the reason for this?

I believe from a book it said it can't out run the predator and it can blend in with the snow it decides to hide.

Because they usually live in a snowy environment so they can blend in with their surroundings better because most snowshoe hares have a white fur coat so they can blend in with the snow better therefore they prefer to hide instead of trying to outrun their enemies. does that explain it enough.

Transpiration is the answer