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desert rabbits can get reallly big lets say the long would be the size of your foot the big would be 4 inches but be very careful desert rabbits are very dangerous in wild way if there teeth are to big make sure to feed him # times a day lots of carrots. but if he dosent eat dont force him.and if he hasent ate for more than 2 days call a vetenarian. make sure to explain every details okay thank you
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What kind of rabbits live in the desert?
No, cottontail rabbits do not live in the desert. The desert does not support the lifestyle of the cottontail rabbit.
Where do desert rabbits come from?
a desert
Why do rabbits live in the desert?
Jack rabbits live in the desert because that is their native habitat.
Do desert jack rabbits have big ears to keep them cool?
Yes I'm in fifith grade u know dat
Do rabbits live in the desert?
Yes, rabbits live in the desert. Infact rabbits live in almost every part of the world.BY: KALI STOW age 12
What 3 species of rabbits inhabit Big Bend National Park?
The three species of rabbits that inhabit Big Bend National Park are the Black-tailed Jack Rabbit, the Eastern Cottontail in the mountains, and the Desert Cottontail below the woodlands.
What are the primary consumers in a desert biome?
Insects, rodents, rabbits, hares, squirrels and hoofed animals are some primary consumers in the desert.
What thing eats grass in deserts?
Rodents, rabbits, hares, deer, antelope, tortouses, big horn sheep, and others eat grasses in the desert.
What are 2 animals that live in the desert?
snakes and rabbits
What are some of the consumers in the desert?
All animals in the desert are consumers. Only plants are producers. Examples: snakes lizards rabbits, hares wolves, coyotes birds of all kinds big cats coatis and so forth.
How big do pet rabbits get?
Pet rabbits only grow according to their genetics.
What are the names of animals that have big ears that help to cool their blood in hot climates?
Jack rabbits that live in the desert, and judging by the categories, foxes, elephants, and Fennec Foxes.
