Why do rabbit camouflage?

Answer 1

Most rabbits have a brown tinted coloured fur so i guess they could conceal themselves next to dead grass and mud. Rabbits would probably use tall grass to hide in (if there was any available) to escape danger. Rabbits are pretty fast and don't tend to venture too far away from their burrows. They also use body language to warn fellow rabbits that danger is coming.

Arctic hares are pure white and can camouflage perfectly agaist the snow, in the summer their winter coat moults and changes colour from white to brown. Which is a perfect colour for the summer scenery.

Answer 2

Some rabbits are white and live in the arctic. Their white coats help them blend in with the snow. As for others their black or brown coats can help them blend in with the surroundings of nature so they don't get preyed upon.

Answer 3

His colouring itself is camouflage. You'd be surprised how difficult it is to spot one in a forest

Answer 4

rabbits camouflage so they can hide and not be seen by their predators

Answer 5

The snowshoe rabbit camouflages to stay hidden from his predators and to stay hidden when eating.

Answer 6

Yes, the mixture of light and dark colors helps it to camouflage, or bend into the forest.

Answer 7

All rabbits can camouflage, but it depends on their coat color how well they would camouflage.

Answer 8

It uses its smooth fur.