Yes, it is very rare but can happen. The term for such a baby is a "mummified kit". Again, very rare and most often causes the doe to become infertile/sterile.
Most people who "know" their rabbit is pregnant and then don't end up with a litter didn't have a pregnant doe. False pregnancies can also lead people to worry the litter is "stuck", but again, the doe wasn't actually pregnant.
Your rabbit was not/is not pregnant
Once a rabbit is pregnant, it will take around a month for it to then give birth. Rabbits normally give birth when it's starting to get dark at night.
give your rabbit time, shes gonna have her bunnies soon
Ok, she is healthy and will give birth to healthy kits. There is nothing to worry about, that is normal :)
about after 15 minutes of non stop mating or as soon as it shows that the girl rabbit is pregnant(this way you may not know what day or near when she is going to give birth)
The female rabbit pull out it fur in the last stages of giving birth
Probably not.
Very confusing question. Pregnant ladies are pregnant until they give birth - whether they prefer to be pregnant or give birth is a different question. From what I've seen, the closer they are to their due date the more they would prefer to give birth rather than stay pregnant
im not sure but i think that they start yelping or makng wierd noises and then the babies just kinda squeeze themselves out..sorry if that dosent help at all. i had a friend who had a pregnant rabbit and i was there when it gave birth so yeah, that's what i remembered
when it is pregnant
Mice are mammals, and therefore give birth to live offspring. So yes, they will be pregnant before they give birth.
A wild rabbit gives birth in it's burrow. This is often underground. A domestic rabbit gives birth in a nesting box in it's cage.