Rabbits have tails, but their tails are not that long compared to other animals. Generally, the tails of rabbits are only about the length of the house. However, the tails of some rabbit species may be shorter. This is because rabbits are prey. In order to hide themselves, they had to evolve their tails to hide them better.

Usually, the way a rabbit's tail is concealed is to hide it behind its back. Some rabbit breeds have their tails folded upward into an L shape, and some rabbit breeds have their tails hidden in their stomachs to allow them to run. It is more convenient to run. When the rabbit is running, the tail is tucked away, and it looks like there is only one tail tip.

The role of the rabbit tail: If a rabbit is bitten, its short tail can help the rabbit escape in an emergency. When it is bitten, it will immediately use the peeling meter to take off the tail holster. This gives you time to escape. Another function of the rabbit's tail is to maintain balance when jumping. When standing upright, the tail can be used as a support to prevent falling. Mother rabbits also use their tails to guide their babies.

Rabbits are mainly divided into small rabbits, medium rabbits and large rabbits. Generally, the weight of small rabbits is less than 2 kilograms, the weight of medium rabbits is about 2 to 4 kilograms, and the weight of large rabbits is 5 to 8 kilograms. , of course some will weigh more than 8 kilograms.

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It should be noted that breeders should not touch the rabbit's tail when playing with rabbits. The rabbit's tail is an extremely sensitive part of the rabbit, and touching it can cause discomfort to the rabbit.