What does a rabbit get eaten by?

Grass is eaten by a zebra. That zebra is eaten by a Lion. A leaf is eaten by a grasshopper. That grasshopper is eaten by a snake. That snake is eaten by an eagle. A carrot is eaten by a rabbit. That rabbit is eaten by a hawk.

the arrows in a food chain mean "is eaten by" for example: grass----->rabbit----->fox the grass is eaten by or consumed by the rabbit. the rabbit is then consumed or eaten by the fox hope this helps

Well, the fox is likely to have eaten a rabbit and the rabbit will have probably eaten some grass. The sun will have given the grass energy to grow. So, the fox has eaten the rabbit and the grass (which has got its energy from the sun).

a rabbit is typically eaten by a fox...sad...

Nope, rabbits don't eat meat. Be smarter than the rabbit.

Yes, a rabbit is prey because it is eaten by other animals such as foxes

the arrows mean "is eaten by" so for example, if there is a picture of a rabbit with a arrow pointing to a fox it would mean that the rabbit "is eaten by" the fox

the food chain is the way things are eaten - grass eaten by rabbit eaten by fox for example

vegetables particually carrots.

Predation because the rabbit gets bruatally eaten by the egale

my rabbit has eaten bugs on a few rare occasions but it will not do them any harm .:)

They will regrow but it depends how much the rabbit has eaten. If it ate a lot, the beet will need more time to grow back healthy and strong.

primary consumer

They are born and then they die or get eaten

They live and then get eaten

The instinct to not want to get eaten.

Take it to a vet.

Because she was hungry

Yes.Because it has delicious meat.

Apex Answer: Food Chain *Food Chain

Yes, in fact that is what is eaten first.

Yes, it is eaten by wolves, foxes, and coyotes.

Secondary consumer

Probably eaten by cats (They are really quick and sneaky, usually with no trace left). Rabbits are herbivores.

No, a rabbit could not have eaten a bird. If a rabbit is extremely aggressive (due to anxiety, insecurity), it is perhaps possible that a rabbit might attack a bird: but there's absolutely no chance a rabbit would or could eat a bird.

Fresh killed only - and cooked soon after

the rabbits getting eaten, and hunted.

put it inside

Primary consumer this is the rite answer belive me

Actualy no. But they have a natural knowing of what to fear, therefore it is not.

A food chain that includes humans could be grass gets energy from the sun, the grass is eaten by a rabbit, then the rabbit is eaten by a hawk, and then the hawk is eaten by a fox, and then the fox is killed and eaten by a human, and then later the human dies, and is broken down and absorbed by the grass for nutrients and the cycle continues. Another example could be algae…

well, my rabbits have eaten textbooks and normal books

This is the first sign of GI statis. It is imperative that you get to a rabbit savvy vet immediately, or else your rabbit will die. If you do not have a vet try the site in the related links below.

A white rabbit is really brown! Its just white in the winter to blend in so it won't get eaten! They are usually brown in spring, summer, and fall!

Yes, it is generally safe to eat wild rabbit, as long as it has not been contaminated by some sort of agricultural or industrial waste. People have hunted and eaten wild rabbit from prehistoric times.

A can with a rock in it OR a cat toy with a rattle in it. One that can't be eaten.

Yes but other animals eat grass such as rabbit, goat, and cow.

Bears indeed will eat rabbit if they can catch them. My friend's rabbitry was destroyed by a bear. Most of them were killed, some were eaten and some were freed to run loose.

it may have been Watership down not sure it was like rabbit war story Irecall.

they are the pray... Rabbits are vegetarians and grazing animals and are eaten by many larger carnivorous animals

Rabbit is eaten in most of the world, especially in Europe and America.

yes it will kill you and you will die a slow painfull death but only if eaten raw

The pygmy rabbit first eats the grass.. Then a weasel hunt it.. The weasel gets eaten by a fox. Later on, the fox gets eaten by a coyote. And lastly, the coyote gets eaten by a carnivore such as a panther or a lion.

Baby rabbits are never eaten by their father or any other male rabbit. In case you didn't know, a rabbit is an herbivore, which means they eat plants, not animals. Seeing as how rabbits aren't plants, no male rabbit would ever eat a baby rabbit. Actually that is wrong a male will eat the babies if he does not want them in the cage. A mother will also kill another rabbit in the cage if…

the blood and bones of the wee ones would be your first clue. also that fact that the mother rabbit is no-longer pregnant.

The arrows in a food chain mean is eaten by, for example: grass----->rabbit--->hawk.

well it depends on it cause if the rabbit fights back theres a possibility that it would not get eaten a when it fights back it might be able to win but if it does not and dies it might just get eaten by it.

They can get along fine. Best bet would be to get another female rabbit though. Or you could just get her some toys and treats as rabbits do fine by themselves.

A nucleolus lives in plant cells. Even if an animal in a carnivore, say a lion, will eventually eat an animal that has once eaten plants and consumed a plant cell. For example, if a lion eats a rabbit, the rabbit has at least at one time eaten leaves, or carrots. Which contain nucleolus. So, YES!

two answers for it!! 1st- maybe according to your food chain's consumers and producer ex. the food web shows that the carrot(producer) is eaten by the rabbit(primary consumer) , rabbit(primary consumer) is eaten by the (tertiary consumer) and so on. 2nd-maybe the food web shows several food chains!!