About Rabbits

Peanuts are very high in fat content and they contain lots of calcium. Both of these things can be harmful to rabbits. 

A study looking at the sleeping habits of an adult rabbit over a period of 24 hours, found that rabbits typically sleep for an average of 11.4 hours a day!

“Do rabbits lay eggs?” This may sound like the silliest question you have ever heard but, thanks to the Easter Bunny and its Easter eggs, many people believe that rabbits lay eggs. 

However, rabbits don’t tend to spend much time awake once it’s fully dark outside, as they are not nocturnal. Nocturnal animals are most active at night. Humans are diurnal, meaning that we are most active during the day. Rabbits are crepuscular, meaning that they are most active around both dawn and dusk. They sleep a lot during both the day and night.

The purpose of a rabbit’s teeth is to chomp and chew its food.

Since rabbits are herbivores, they will never be forced to rip apart meat or gnaw on bones in their lifetimes.

Rabbit tails start with the bone, which is then covered in muscle before being covered in skin and fur. They have complete command over it, much like we do over our fingers.

A rabbit’s thumping is famously known as one of their most common traits As a new rabbit owner, it can sometimes be confusing as to why your rabbit is thumping, especially if they’re doing it regularly.

You may wonder what sort of habits rabbits have during the winter, especially if this is your first winter owning one.

Rabbits teeth grow throughout their lifetime. Does this mean they are rodents?

As a result of this, a rabbit can actually produce a maximum of 13 litters per year, which is actually rather unhealthy for her. The typical average for a female rabbit is eight to ten litters per year, which is much safer for her health.