How do rabbits live?

Answer 1

Wild rabbits live in meadows, woods, and wetlands. They spend their days foraging and grazing in the fields, playing, fighting, mating, raising babies, and running away from predators. Rabbits in the wild don't have a long lifespan because predators are always eating them. Rabbits survive by having lots of children.

Pet rabbits live by being taken care of by their human owners. Pet rabbits don't have the natural instincts of their wild brethren; they also don't have access to the resources they need to live -- that's why we have to take care of them. See the related question below for more information and helpful links.
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Answer 2

Wild rabbits or hares live in underground burrows. These are long tunnels with different chambers and dens.

Domestic rabbits will most preferably live in a specially made rabbit hutch or cage!

Answer 3

Some the rabbits that live in the field behind me hire themselves out as taxi's for the pixes and elves that live in my hedge.

The others have set themselves up as chief tasters of the vegetables growing in my garden.

Answer 4

Rabbits are social animals that live in underground burrows called warrens. They are herbivores and mainly feed on grass, hay, and vegetables. Rabbits are most active in the early morning and evening, and spend the majority of their time foraging for food, grooming themselves, and resting.

Answer 5

Sleep, play, eat, and just watch what is around them.

Answer 6

rabbits do not hibernate

Answer 7

Eat Carrots