Rabbits: Characteristics and Behavior

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What class of animals do rabbits belong to?
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Rabbits belong to the class Mammalia.
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What is the typical habitat of wild rabbits?
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Wild rabbits usually live in grasslands, woodland areas, and forests.
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What do rabbits typically eat?
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Rabbits are herbivores, primarily eating grass, clover, and leafy weeds.
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How do rabbits communicate with each other?
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Rabbits communicate with a variety of signals including body language, vocalizations, and thumping their back feet.
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Why do rabbits need to chew frequently?
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Rabbits need to chew frequently because their teeth grow continuously.
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What is a baby rabbit called?
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A baby rabbit is called a kit or kitten.
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How long is the gestation period for a rabbit?
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The gestation period for a rabbit is about 31 days.
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Why are rabbits considered prey animals?
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Rabbits are considered prey animals because they are hunted by many predators, including foxes, eagles, and humans.
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What unique physical feature helps rabbits to escape predators?
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Rabbits have strong hind legs that help them with powerful, quick jumps.
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What does a rabbit's diet contribute to their overall health?
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A rabbit's high-fiber diet is essential for their digestive health.
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How do rabbits maintain their body temperature?
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Rabbits maintain body temperature through their ears, which help to release heat.
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What social structure do rabbits usually form in the wild?
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Rabbits typically form a social structure called a warren, where they live in groups.
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What purpose does a rabbit's whiskers serve?
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A rabbit's whiskers help them detect their surroundings, especially in the dark.
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In terms of reproduction, why are rabbits known for rapidly expanding populations?
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Rabbits reproduce quickly and frequently, which contributes to rapid population growth.
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What is the common lifespan of a domestic rabbit?
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A domestic rabbit can live for 8 to 12 years with proper care.
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