Do rabbits have a great sense of smell?

As rabbits communicate mainly through scent, a good sniff of each other no doubt is a bit like a long human chat! Rabbits have 100 million scent cells, making for a very keen sense of smell, which they use to identify other rabbits and animals. read more

Rabbits' sense of taste is probably their least-used sense, but it is important nonetheless for determining which new foods are good to eat. Rabbits are cautious in all they do; eating is no exception. read more

Rabbits use their sense of smell to distinguish other rabbits; to a bunny, each has his/her own distinct scent. It’s how they determine the sexes of other rabbits, identify their babies, determine if a food is good to eat, and many other things. read more