1. It is quiet during the day and good to eat at night. In the process of long-term survival competition, rabbits have gradually formed the habit of digging holes during the day and coming out at night. Rabbits lie quietly in cages during the day, but are very active at night and eat a lot of food. It has been observed that the food intake at night accounts for more than 70% of the whole day.

2. Rabbits are timid animals with keen hearing and often prick up their ears to listen to sounds. Noise, intrusion from strangers or strange animals can cause them to run around and stamp their feet in their cage. This stomping motion can cause other rabbits to panic.

3. They are not gregarious and like to live alone. Under natural conditions, rabbits dig separate holes and live alone. They only stay together during the mating season. Whether they are male or female rabbits or rabbits of the same sex, they often fight together, causing trauma, such as biting off ears or testicles. Therefore, rabbits should be kept in single cages.

4. Dislike hot and humid weather and like dry environment. Rabbits have underdeveloped sweat glands and mainly rely on breathing to dissipate heat. Therefore, long-term exposure to high temperature and humid environment will cause a large number of deaths.

5. It is good for gnawing. The incisors of rabbits are permanent teeth and grow frequently. If soft materials are often fed, rabbits will naturally chew on wooden cages and other objects to maintain appropriate tooth length.

Summary: Rabbits like to be active at night and sleep most of the day; rabbits like dry environments and do not like cold and humid places, and rabbits are not gregarious, so be careful if you raise rabbits in groups. Prevent them from fighting, especially fights often occur between rabbits of the same sex; domestic rabbits will make nests, and if you raise them on the land, they will make their own holes; rabbits need to grind their teeth, and failure to grind them will affect the home. Rabbits eat, so don't use wood or plastic as a cage that they can chew.