Rabbits are generally active at night. Rabbits are nocturnal animals. They are quiet during the day and do not move much. But at night, when people are quiet, they become extremely active and exercise more, so they need to be given food at night. The rabbit prepares some food. Rabbits have a relatively small range of activities, especially domestic rabbits, which usually move in cages. The rabbit cage is generally designed to be 2-3 times the size of the rabbit, which is enough for the rabbit to move around. The rabbit must be released from the cage from time to time to let it feel free.

Rabbits have strong concealment. When they are stationary, their fur color will blend with the surrounding weeds, which can help them avoid enemies. Rabbits will stay in low, dry bushes during the day and come out at night to look for food nearby. The nature of a rabbit's diet is very complex and can change depending on the environment of its habitat. Most rabbits eat young grass, wild vegetables and some shrub leaves. Rabbits near farmland eat potatoes, vegetables and newly unearthed bean sprouts. Rabbits generally live alone, like to live alone, do not have burrows, and generally live together only during the mating season. When hares are caught, they make a sound similar to a baby crying.

The activity range of rabbits

1. The activity range of rabbits is generally suitable places for hiding, such as shrubs and young acacia forests.

2. Rabbits often gather in places where they can see enemies and run.

3. Rabbits often move around in places with water and food, such as farmland with crops, where hares often appear.