What is a rabbit's habitat?

Answer 1

There are many species of rabbits. The rabbit's habitat depends entirely on its species. The answers below given by various contributors do not necessarily take this into account.

• The rabbit likes to live in an outdoor place or inside but they need a lot of room
• Rabbits live in many kinds of habitats. from the cold weather to the desert.
• Some rabbits can live in the snow. Others would freeze to death, because they're used to warmer climates.
• Rabbits live in thickets, meadows, forests, grasslands and in the woods.
• Most rabbit species do live underground but cottontails live above-ground, like hares.
• You are most likely to find rabbits in grasslands, meadows, thickets, forests and in the woods. They live in a warren: underground holes, or a burrow. Wild rabbits have firm dirt to dig in, shrubs, grass, and shade/light. A rabbit's habitat is a backyard or local city fields. The habitat of a wild rabbit depends on the rabbit's species. The European Rabbit (the species all pet rabbits were bred from) live in the Mediterranean region.

A note about pet rabbits:

A rabbit's habitat is a backyard or your home! Bunnies are kept as pets in some places, like Canada. They will live in a hutch in your lawn or garden or sometimes in their own run, or indoors. It's widely recommended that pet rabbits are kept indoors because there's many dangers outside. They can live in hutches or they can be house trained and wander around your house all day. A domestic rabbit should have a large cage, a water bottle, food bowl, light/shade, bedding, litter box, and other accessories. Please read more information about keeping pet rabbits, this was just a very brief summary.
Rabbit usually live in meadows, woods, forests, grasslands, deserts and wetlands. They tend to live in groups in burrows which are holes in the ground.