Where to find a rabbits burrow?

Answer 1

It depends on the spider. Most Spiders 'take over' an existing hole - such as a disused rat burrow - rather than dig one for themselves. They'll usually line the hole with silk to form a 'plug' at a comfortable depth. This creates a living space just big enough for the spider to sit comfortably, waiting for prey to come close enough to be caught.

Answer 2

It all depends on the size of the warren of rabbits. Male rabbits do not dig as such but when does are pregnant, they will assist the females to dig a small burrow for her to give birth in. However, if a group of buck rabbits do not have shelter, they will dig scrapes (small holes) in which they shelter from the rain. A few generations of pregnant does will create a massive burrow, in which there is many tunnels and sleeping sections.

Answer 3

on the south side of a small hill or rise, usually with tall grass or bushes hiding the entrance from predators

Answer 4

The Eastern Chipmunk's burrow opening is usually about two to five inches across. How long the tunnel underground is varies, but is normally two to three meters

Answer 5

Rabbits make long burrows to enable it to get away from predators. The weather also determines how deep they will burrow.

Answer 6

The size of a rabbits home is never the same... No offense but why would you need to know this?

Answer 7

basicly as big as a ball