Do rabbits live in the jungle?

Answer 1

Rabbits can live in a rain forest. The Sumatran striped rabbit that inhabits rain forest areas of Indonesia is one example. These rabbits are listed as a vulnerable species that are facing certain threats.

Answer 2

No, rabbits typically do not live in the jungle. They are more commonly found in grasslands, forests, and meadows where they can dig burrows for shelter and forage for food. Some tropical rabbit species may inhabit areas near jungles, but they are not typically found within the dense vegetation of the jungle itself.

Answer 3

Rabbits do not tend to live in caves. Rather, they make their homes underground in dens. Larger animals tend to live in caves, like bears and mountain lions.

Answer 4

No. Rabbits are more likely to be found in grasslands, forests and bushland.

Answer 5

Yes, rabbits live in burrows underground, which are accessible through holes in the ground.

Answer 6

Yes.

Answer 7

yes they do

Answer 8

no

Answer 9

Yes