Rabbits and Hares

they saythat when a rabbit turns 1 it is eaquall to 21 ... i think... not sure if this is true but they are mature by the age of 1

You should be ashamed to let it do this, it could get seriously ill, maybe die, whereas it could also be fine. It all depends on the rabbit and the amount swallowed.

There are approximately 1 million licensed deer hunters in Pennsylvania.

Actually according to the Pa. Game Commission Annual Report there are only 795,000 resident hunters and approx. 65,000 non residents sold.

This includes tens of thousands of phantom license holders; people who have licenses issued in their name but who actually never go hunting. They are bought by family and friends in order to get more deer.

You're not going to like this, but the most humane thing to do is terminate the rabbit's life. You can't afford to take him to the vet, and any self-respecting vet would not subject the rabbit to such pain. The rabbit has no quality of life at this point, and the most responsible thing to do is end its suffering.

The answer to this question is completely dependent on the subspecies of rabbit that you are referring to. For example, if you are referring to the infamous Jack Rabbit, then I would have to say that no this subspecies of rabbit does not eat your so called 'Duckweed'.

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Once male rabbits reach puberty (normally around 6months a bit older for the bigger breeds) they start to want to mate with a female, if you have two male rabbits they will fight each other sometimes even to the point of death, this will happen even if there brothers its just a thing that happens when they want to breed and you cant control it, however if you get both of your rabbits desexed this may lower there aggression but wont always stop the problem.

Well you see, America and Europe vary with recognized breeds. There are 47

accepted rabbit breeds in America there might be more or less in Britain. But another thing is, there are many people that like to experiment to either try to make a new breed or accidents happen, so those mixes end up getting sold to the public as pets so you might think there are hundreds but there aren't. Hares are considered a rabbit. If you want to know all of the accepted official breeds of rabbit or cavy(which is a guinea pig) you can go here:

That's the American Rabbit Breeders Official website.

I'm an ARBA member.

No. The black tailed jackrabbit is listed as Least Concern by the IUCN.

No, chinchillas are rodents and rabbits are lagomorphs. But there is a rabbit breed called the chinchilla rabbit. It is not a cross between a chinchilla snd a rabbit. The rabbit just looks like it that's all.

Because us humans have bred them that way. Someone got a rabbit with floppy ears, thought it was cute, and decided to breed from it.

In the wild, floppy ears is no good. Reduces hearing sensitivity and increases the risk for ear infections, for both rabbits as well as floppy eared dogs. But as pets, it doesn't matter. They survive well enough anyhow.

I wouldnt know. I don't have rabbits. But if I did and the babies were getting skinnier it would be because of lack of food or stress or fright. Mostly because they are unable to reach food, get food or are too weak to eat food.

No. A rabbit is endothermic. "Endo" means "internal" and "therm" means "heat." A rabbit regulates its body temperature internally through its metabolism. Ectothermic vertebrates (colloquially known as "cold-blooded" vertebrates) use the external environment to regulate their temperature. For example, a snake (ectothermic) basks in the sun to stay warm and retreats under shade to stay cool.

Rabbits and snakes are vertebrates because they have spines. An example of an invertebrate would be a jellyfish.

I have had my dwarf Hotot Rabbit for almost a year now.
When i first got him, i tried so many different habitats to see
which one he can adapt/ like the most.
To me, i believe they like a towel laid down, A small house, food, and a litter box.
For best results try putting them on all different sides, so they always know where is where.

They are predominantly nocturnal but you can see them out and about in the day (not often).

Tend to get a lot of activity at dusk and dawn.

Maybe more activity during the day in situations were there are no predators around such as humans, foxes, etc

There is a mythical animal called a jackalope that had the body of a rabbit and the antlers of a deer.

Probably. There's not much hyenas don't eat. A single male Spotted Hyena is capable of running down and killing a bull wildebeest. It's conceivable that two or three hyenas could take down a rhino.

because its cookies have been tossed off of an old old wooden ship and it can no longer feel or see its oh so precious hiney that lies among the great abyss of nothingness and beyond the himilayas... i agree doctor and thoroughly approve of this message

YES! My rabbit loves it alot too...

No, rabbits are mammals.

Yes they do

At first, let the dog see the rabbit in it's cage. After the bunny stops running away when the dog comes pick it up and call the dog over to introduce them. If there isn't a tense feeling, you could let he bunny down, supervising carefully. After that, if there was no problem, you can let the bunny out and the dog most likely will be apathetic.

Your rabbit is exhibiting 2 behaviors:

1. He is peeing on the newspaper to stake out his territory. Rabbits are very territorial.

2. He is eating the newspaper because he is bored.

DON'T LET HIM EAT NEWSPAPER. The ink is not good for him. It will make him sick.

They are generally black and white, brown and white, tan and white, or gray and white.

Use this link to find pictures.

http://images.google.com/images?hl=en&q=dutch+rabbit&um=1&ie=UTF-8&ei=VOUESpPeGKDItgfIjqGcBw&sa=X&oi=image_result_group&resnum=1&ct=title

Peter, Hazel, Fiver, Todger, Bobby