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About Bunny & Rabbit
Rabbits are quite common among pet-lovers. Most people bring rabbits home and treat them as their pets. Rabbits are commonly known by their nicknames bunny rabbits or bunnies. Rabbits possess two extra incisors that help them in tearing apart their food. Bucks and does is the scientific name used for calling male and female rabbits, respectively. Rabbits are playful mammals, and they prefer to spend their lives in groups. A single group comprising several rabbits is known as a nest or a colony. Rabbits breathe through their nasal pathway. The small mammal has a well-developed skeleton and musculature, which helped the species in defense. They are best known for speedy runs and agility. Their hind legs are bulky, and their fingers are equipped with pointed claws that can be manipulated to dig the soil. Digging plays a significant role in protection and defense.
Baby rabbits are mostly called bunnies by the masses. The mode of nutrition marks a striking difference between a bunny and a fully developed adult rabbit- the bunny is completely dependent upon mother’s milk. In contrast, an adult rabbit goes for a variety of things like carrots, leafy green vegetables, pineapples, cloves, and shrubs. Another striking difference between bunnies and rabbits is that the former are born without fur. Fur develops after a week or two. On the other hand, rabbits have thick fur consisting of thick hair. The color of fur varies from one species to another. In the initial stages, bunnies develop soft and fluffy fur. Fluffy coat is temporary and is lost after some time. Adult rabbits are sometimes referred to as jackrabbits, coneys, or cottontails. Bunnies are also referred to as kitties or kits.
Rabbits are exceptionally skillful mammals, and they keep an eye on their surroundings and make sure that they are in a safe environment. Rabbits are known for their long ears. Their ears help them in detecting a danger around them. Embryos of rabbits are at higher risk of death due to trauma, viral infections, and other environmental conditions like extreme cold or extreme hot temperature.
