When were bunnies found?

Answer 1

Rabbits have always been loved for their fluffy bodies and cute looks. These small mammals belong to the order Lagomorpha and are found across the globe. There are around eight genera in this order that consists of numerous species and subspecies. Sylvilagus is one of the eight genera in the order Lagomorpha. There are around sixteen species of rabbits in this genus. The most commonly found among them is Sylvilagus floridanus or eastern cottontail rabbit. As seen in most of the members of the genus Sylvilagus, eastern cottontail rabbits too sport a fluffy cotton-like tail and hence the name. These rabbits are commonly found across North America. Unlike most of the other rabbits, eastern cottontails do not make burrows. They make shallow nests above the ground, as in case of hares. But, they differ from hares in other aspects. The following paragraphs will provide you with some information about eastern cottontail rabbits

Answer 2

They were first seen centuries ago. However, they were first bred by the ancient Romans for meat and there pelts.

Answer 3

You can get a bunny at a local pet shelter near you, where he/she could of been rescued or get a disabled bunny for extra care. If you look on Google there is plenty of ideas!

Answer 4

mostly in bushes

Answer 5

in a forest