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Rabbit

Rabbits can hop high into the air using their long hind legs. Also, because their hind legs are longer than their front legs, they can run up hills quickly but have trouble running downhill. On flat ground, they use the power of their long hind legs to accelerate and change direction very effectively. They retain their wild instincts to dig holes in the ground or gnaw on twigs and tree bark, so you can often see them digging or gnawing on things.

  • Category
    Order: Lagomorpha Family: Leporidae
  • Habitat
    grasslands, forests, deserts, etc.
  • Diet
    tree roots, tree bark, grass, etc.

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Species

Medium-sized mammals

A mammal belonging to the family Leporidae within the order Lagomorpha, it has long ears and excellent jumping ability.

Place of discovery

Global Distribution

Various species are found on most continents worldwide, excluding Antarctica, and demonstrate remarkable adaptability.

Habitat

Grasslands, forests, deserts

Depending on the species, they burrow and live in a wide variety of environments, such as grasslands, forests, deserts, and wetlands.

Diet

Strictly herbivorous

They are strict herbivores that primarily eat fiber-rich plants such as grass (hay), leaves, and vegetables.

Action

Nocturnal / Early-rising

These are animals that are primarily active at sunrise or sunset, being either diurnal or nocturnal.

Breeding

Extreme fertility

They have a short gestation period, give birth to several offspring at a time, and reproduce at a very rapid rate.

Features

Long ears and hind legs

Their long ears help them hear predators and dissipate body heat to regulate their body temperature, while their powerful hind legs enable them to flee quickly or jump.

Lifespan

1–2 years in the wild, 8–12 years in captivity

In the wild, they live for about 1 to 2 years due to predators, but in captivity, they can survive for as long as 8 to 12 years.