1. Remarkable Rabbits
By Lauren Broz

2. What do bunnies’ habitats look like?
Once bunnies were only found in parts of Europe and Africa!
Now they are found all over the world except Antarctica.
In winter bunnies will go and live in an abandoned woodchucks and skunks home and dig tunnels which are called runs.
This is a bunnies den.

3. What do bunnies hunting look like?
They mainly eat grass, clover, buds, shoots, and stems.
Bunnies aren’t swift runners but they do have a way of getting away from predators.
It might look like a bunny is running but it’s actually making a big circle from where it began.
These are shoots.
This is clover in the wild.

4. What do cottontail bunnies look like?
Cottontail bunnies are often gray, brown, reddish brown, and their fur is soft and thick.
Cottontails have white spots on their foreheads.
This is a cottontail that has a white spot on their forehead.

5. What are bunnies’ behaviors?
Bunnies will signal to each other using their body language to tell what mood they’re in.
When a bunny is calm it will lay on its stomach and kick out its hind legs.
If bunny sees danger they often thump their hind legs to warn others of danger.
This is a bunny that is thumping it’s hind legs.

6. What is interesting about bunnies’ breeding behaviors?
Male bunnies are called bucks and females are called does.
Does will breed again after the baby bunnies are born.
Some does are able to breed at eight months of age.
This is a female bunny.
This is a male bunny.

7. What are baby bunnies?
When bunnies are four months old they are fully grown.
Bunnies are called kits when they are born.
Full grown bunnies will breed the next following spring.
These are baby bunnies but are called kits.

8. Bibliography
Jacobs, Lee. Rabbits. Farmington Hills: Blackbirch Press, Print
“Rabbit.” Wikipedia WEB. 7 May 2015