Can a rabbit see behind itself?

Answer 1

Yes, rabbits eyes are on the side of it's head and can swivle 360 degrees. this is so it can see all preadtors. they also swivle indepentantly so it can keep it's eyes on 2 preadtors at once. that's why they are hard to catch

Answer 2

Yes, although not directly behind themselves. Rabbits and parrots have a wider range of vision than humans, although much less of their vision field is "binocular" -- this means they don't have depth perception, and that's why they're always moving their heads around, so they can see what they're looking at from different angles. See the related links below for an image, and more details.

Answer 3

No. They're on the sides of their heads for precise vision.

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Answer 4

Rabbits and guinea pigs and other prey animals have eyes on the side of their heads to look out for predators. So, yes they can but it is easier for them to see on the sides.