The appearance of rabbits:

1. Body shape: Classified in terms of body shape, they can be divided into large rabbits, medium rabbits and small rabbits. The weight of large rabbits is about 5 to 8 kilograms (a few exceed 8 kilograms), the weight of medium rabbits is about 2 to 4 kilograms, and the weight of small rabbits is about less than 2 kilograms. Generally speaking, the body of a rabbit can be divided into four parts: head and neck, trunk, limbs and tail. Rabbits have fur, and their fur comes in many colors, but most of them are white, black, gray, etc. Rabbit teeth include incisors and molars. The rabbit's tail is short and like a ball. Rabbits have shorter forelimbs than hind legs and are good at jumping.

2. Head: The head of rabbit is long and can be divided into facial area (in front of the eyes) and brain, head and neck cranial area (after the eyes). The facial area accounts for approximately 2/3 of the total length of the head.

3. Mouth: The rabbit’s mouth is short, with upper and lower lips. The upper lip has a longitudinal cleft (also called a gapped mouth), the incisors are exposed, and there are tentacles around the mouth. The upper lip is split in the middle and is a typical three-petal mouth, very cute. In addition to the two protruding front teeth, rabbits have a total of 28 teeth.

4. Nose: The rabbit’s nostrils are larger and oval, with the inner edge connected to the longitudinal fissure of the upper lip.

5. Eyes: The rabbit’s eyeballs are round, with a single eye angle of 180°, so the rabbit uses one eye to see. Rabbits have different breeds, different coat colors, and different eye colors. Rabbit eyes come in various colors: red, blue, black, gray, etc. Some rabbits have different colors for their left and right eyes. We see that the little white rabbit’s eyes are red? This is because the blood filaments (capillaries) in the white rabbit's eyes reflect external light, making the transparent eyes appear red.

6. Ears: The ears of rabbits are long and large, even longer than the head; there are also some breeds of rabbits with smaller and drooping ears. The shape, length and thickness of rabbit ears can also reflect the characteristics of the breed. For example, the ears of native Chinese rabbits are short, thick, upright, and large.

Characteristics of rabbits:

1. Rabbits like to eat grass. Slightly dry grass is better for rabbits. Rabbits like to grind their teeth. Different grinding sounds have different meanings. Loud grinding means that the rabbit feels pain. Gently grinding means that the rabbit is very satisfied and happy. When the rabbit gnashes his teeth, it means pain. , rabbits whine when they are satisfied, but they make the sound with their teeth.

2. Rabbits are timid. If it suddenly hears a sound, it will panic and run away. It is naturally timid and cannot eat with other animals at the same time. It can be fed in a cage with other rabbits to avoid noise and fright. Some rabbits will eat if they are too scared. died on the spot.

3. Rabbits have sensitive hearing. The long ears of rabbits can help rabbits hear weak sounds and determine where the sounds are coming from.

4. Rabbits have strong hind legs and can run at a speed of 70 to 80 kilometers per hour.

5. Rabbits have good eyesight. Rabbits are nocturnal animals, so their eyes can focus a lot.The light allows you to see things even in dim light. In addition, because the rabbit's eyes are on both sides of the face, it has a wide field of view and can clearly see things around it.