How do rabbits get the food they eat?

Answer 1

They use their sense! Like you should and not use wiki answers! GOSH
Animals obtain their food a number of ways;

1) Scavenging for scraps that other animals have left behind

2) Killing and eating other animals

3) Collect and gather vegetation

There are many other ways that they obtain their food, but sadly I do not know them.

Answer 2

There are many species of Cottontail Rabbits. Most animals have instincts to find their food and water. Rabbits get some of their water from dew and moisture from grass they eat. Rainwater collects in low points of a landscape (ponds, lakes, etc.) creating a place for animals to get water. They will also eat plants, seeds, and scraps from humans when available. For example, I put out bread crusts, carrot peels, and strawberry tops for the Desert Cottontails in my front yard.

Answer 3

Wallabies are grazing animals. They wander and graze, finding succulent grasses and other fresh vegetation.

Answer 4

Rabbits are herbivores. plant eaters. It usually isn't that difficult to catch a plant.

Answer 5

They bite the food, chew, and swallow, just like you! See the related question below for more info and links about the rabbit diet.

Answer 6

In the wild they get food by foraging and grazing.

Domestic (pet) rabbits are fed by humans.

Answer 7

Jack rabbits graze, so as they move they eat vegetation they find.

Answer 8

they look for it!