Rabbits are small, long-eared, hopping mammals in the family Leporidae, known for being social prey animals that live in groups called warrens.
They are herbivores whose teeth grow continuously and are adapted for gnawing on plants like grasses and hay.
Rabbits have powerful hind legs, almost 360-degree vision to watch for predators, and are classified as lagomorphs, not rodents.
Rabbits are small, long-eared, hopping mammals in the family Leporidae, known for being social prey animals that live in groups called warrens.
They are herbivores whose teeth grow continuously and are adapted for gnawing on plants like grasses and hay.
Rabbits have powerful hind legs, almost 360-degree vision to watch for predators, and are classified as lagomorphs, not rodents.
Rabbits are small, long-eared, hopping mammals in the family Leporidae, known for being social prey animals that live in groups called warrens.
They are herbivores whose teeth grow continuously and are adapted for gnawing on plants like grasses and hay.
Rabbits have powerful hind legs, almost 360-degree vision to watch for predators, and are classified as lagomorphs, not rodents.
Rabbits are small, long-eared, hopping mammals in the family Leporidae, known for being social prey animals that live in groups called warrens.
They are herbivores whose teeth grow continuously and are adapted for gnawing on plants like grasses and hay.
Rabbits have powerful hind legs, almost 360-degree vision to watch for predators, and are classified as lagomorphs, not rodents.
