Do bears attack rabbits

Answer 1

Generally, no, rabbits are not usally on a bear's diet. Bears are opportunistic feeders and will eat a sick or injured rabbit if they happen to come across one. A bear might even raid a domestic rabbit cage if it finds one that's outside. But in the forest a rabbit would see a bear long before the bear saw the rabbit, and a bear is much slower and less agile than a rabbit so is not likely to be able to catch one.
yes they do

Answer 2

Bears are not very fleet-footed, so it would be difficult for them to catch a rabbit. If they could, they would. Most bears east mainly plant matter, then insects, overall little meat is eaten. Polar bears eat meat because there is little vegetation where they live but there are no rabbits.

Answer 3

Dude they're bears.They'll eat anything.Like fish,rabbits,squirrels,plants,berries(any kind or berries),honey,deer,mice,oh and they also steal picnic baskets...Ha,Ha just kidding but always hang your food from a tree branch when your gonna go camp cuz they can get it.Just a heads up! anyway you've just read "What Do Bears Eat" L8er! ;D

Answer 4

Bears are apex predators; they'll eat anything they can catch. Fortunately for rabbits, bears are big and a bit cumbersome. Rabbits zig-zag while running; they turn abruptly one way or the other when running away from a predator. Bears can run amazingly quickly, but 500 pounds of bear does not turn as quickly as 3 pounds of rabbit does.

Answer 5

Well actually yes. Bears are capable of eating things that are small. I have also seen a bear eat a rabbit myself.

Answer 6

they ll eat whatever they can find in the forest