It might be a camouflage by contrast mechanism wherein the predator is focused on the white tail so much that the rabbit can just sit down to hide the white tail and is no longer visible to predator. I have noticed that my cocker spaniels, and this is quite likely true for other predators too, are excellent at detecting motion but no good at picking out a rabbit that is sitting motionless, barring of course the scent. But then the wily rabbit has a few tricks for that too.
A hare is like a larger rabbit. Their tails are short but not as 'fluffy' as a rabbit and/or bunny.
Yes, the tail of a rabbit or hare is simply referred to as a "tail."
It is a rodent that stand on it's hind legs, like a kangaroo, and has large, strong feet. The Spring Hare's head looks like a squirrel's, and it has a long, fluffy, tail with a black tip. It's about the size of a squirrel too.
A cat's tail gets fluffy as a sign of excitement or agitation. The fluffy tail helps the cat appear larger and more intimidating to potential threats.
A cat's tail gets fluffy as a sign of excitement, fear, or aggression. The fluffy tail makes the cat appear larger and can help them communicate their emotions to other animals.
sa queue est moelleux et blanc "Its tail is fluffy and white"
type in the password fluffy bunny
The name of the short tail of a rabbit, hare, or deer is known as a SCUT xx
It could be a red squirrel, which is a small squirrel species found in Michigan and has a long fluffy tail. Another possibility is a chipmunk, which is also small and has a long fluffy tail. Both of these animals are commonly spotted in Michigan.
It is fluffy and ginger and long.
Rabbit or hare.
A short, erect tail is called a scut. Hare, rabbit and deer have this type of tail.