The World Of A Rabbit By: Kyla Frederick

What does my animal look like? They have brown, black, white, and many different tannish colored fur (must be brushed) Rabbits have a little stubbed tail. Their size is about 38-45 cm. Their weight is about 1¾ - 3½ pounds. Their height is about 8 ¼ - 8 ½ in. They can move up and down their ears, they have floppy or short ears.

Where does my animal live? They live in the North and Central America to Northern South America. They live in the wild area on the ground and by swamps, forest, and open land.

What does my animal eat? The rabbit is a herbivore that eats: Leafy plants Bark Twigs Fresh greens And all different plants and veggies

What adaptations does it have to help it survive? How It helps the Animal Survive Camouflage To hide Very strong legs to run away from predators Long or short fur To stay warm Long or short ears Can hear what's around them So they don’t get eaten

Reproduction Did you know that rabbits have 1-12 babies? When they are just born they can not see. They are about 8 in. tall when they are born. They are mammals.

predators Their predators are foxes, owl, coyotes, weasels, lynx, dogs, and birds When there is no escape they sneak away by hopping, that is a tricky zig-zag pattern to escape.

Here are some amazing facts: Did you know that they eat up to a pound of food a day? Did you know that rabbits are very sad it can make a terrible screaming sound?