What do wild bunnies eat, and what is their natural habitat?

Rabbits are famous for their ability to reproduce. They can have several litters of four to seven kits a year. However, rabbits will naturally have fewer litters or will have litters with fewer kits when food or water is scarce. read more

” They eat whatever they think looks tasty, weeds, grass, shrubs, flower gardens, vegetable gardens. In lean times, they will eat just about anything they can find to sustain them. read more

The natural habitat of rabbits largely depends on their species, but it includes meadows, prairies, deserts, farmlands, thickets, forests, wetlands and moorlands. The Eastern cottontail, the most common type of rabbit in the United States is often found on grassy fields and along the edges of woodlands and fields. read more

The habitat of the wild rabbit is largely dependent on the species type and what they have adapted to. The habitats of the domestic rabbit (our pets) have changed dramatically from the preferences of their wild rabbit ancestors. read more