Where are rabbits naturally from?

Answer 1

Humans' relationship with the European or 'true' rabbit was first recorded by the Phoenicians over 1,000 years BC, when they termed the Iberian Peninsula i-shfaním (literally, "the land of the hyraxes"). This phrase is pronounced absolutely identically in modern Hebrew, i (אי) meaning "island" and shafan (שפן) meaning "hyrax", shfaním (שפנים) being the plural form. Phoenicians called the local rabbits "hyraxes" because hyraxes resemble rabbits in some way, and probably were more common than rabbits at that time in their native Levant. Hyraxes, like rabbits, are not rodents. The Romans converted the phrase i-shfaním to its Latin form, Hispania, and hence the modern word "Spain".

Answer 2

The Americas are where cottontail rabbits come from.

Specifically, the cottontail rabbit (Sylvilagusspp) is a native American species. It may be found living in select areas from North America, down through Central America and into central South America. They will adapt to varied environmental conditions, from life in the brush to that in deserts, lowlands, marshes, mountains and swamps.

Answer 3

The Americas are where cotton tail rabbits come from. The native American species in question (Sylvilagus spp) lives in select areas from North America, down through Central America and into central South America. They tend to adapt to varied environmental contexts, from life in the brush to sustainability in deserts, lowlands, marshes, mountains and swamps.

Answer 4

God created land creatures like rabbits on the 6th day of Creation. There's whr they r from.

Answer 5

Depends what breed you are talking about, obviously Holland Lops are "naturally from" or originated in Holland.

Answer 6

They originated in Rome. That's where most rabbits came from. Today, they are all over the world.

Answer 7

England