A) Hares have shorter ears. B) Rabbits have black-tipped ears. C) Rabbits are born blind and without fur. D) Hares live in underground burrows.
A) Coat color B) Body weight C) Ear length D) Diet
A) Dense forests B) Open grasslands with scattered trees C) Mountainous regions D) Underground burrows called warrens
A) North America B) Africa C) Europe D) Asia
A) Arched back and long legs B) Short, dense fur C) Floppy ears D) Dwarf size
A) Dense, plush fur B) Long, flowing fur C) Wire-like fur D) Sparse fur
A) New Zealand White B) Flemish Giant C) English Spot D) Dutch
A) 31 days B) 90 days C) 60 days D) 120 days
A) Chick B) Calf C) Pup D) Kit
A) Purring B) Thumping its hind leg C) Grooming D) Binkying
A) Canidae B) Leporidae C) Ursidae D) Felidae
A) Camouflage B) Digging C) Thermoregulation and hearing D) Balance
A) Regurgitating food B) Hibernation during winter C) Eating of nutrient-rich soft fecal pellets D) Drinking excessive amounts of water
A) Lionhead B) Satin C) Angora D) Chinchilla
A) Herd B) Warren C) Flock D) Pack
A) Broken B) Iridescent C) Self D) Agouti
A) Grasping B) Leaping and running C) Swimming D) Digging
A) Dwarf Breed B) Medium Breed C) Small Breed D) Giant Breed
A) Rex B) Dutch C) Silver Fox D) Angora
A) High-fiber hay B) Sugary treats C) Meat-based protein D) Pellets only
A) A jump and twist in the air indicating happiness B) A territorial display C) A mating ritual D) A sign of aggression
A) Ear Carriage B) Body Size C) Fur Type D) Lifespan
A) On the ears B) On the paws C) On the tail D) Under the chin and near the anus
A) To attract males B) To store food C) To provide fur for nesting D) To regulate body temperature
A) Britannia Petite B) Mini Lop C) Netherland Dwarf D) Californian
A) Kidney failure B) Dental issues C) Respiratory infections D) Heart disease
A) Shorter ears and legs B) Live in burrows C) Longer ears and legs D) Born altricial
A) Silver Marten B) Harlequin C) Patagonian Cavy D) Satin Angora
A) Lionhead B) Dutch C) Mini Rex D) Flemish Giant
A) Metamorphosis B) Molting C) Estivation D) Hibernation |