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Just in time for Easter! Check out these twelve fun facts about bunnies:
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- The rabbit with the longest ears was an English Lop named Nipper’s Geronimo. His ears measured 31 inches long.
- Males are called bucks, females are called does, and babies are called kits.
- Pet rabbits can live from seven to 10 years or even into their teens.
- The European rabbit is the most social rabbit, sometimes forming extensive burrow systems of up to 20 individuals.
- In 1997, a rabbit named Mimrelunds Tosen broke the world record for highest jump by a rabbit. The rabbit itself jumped 39.2 inches.
- A rabbits teeth never stop growing, but the normal grinding of the upper teeth against the lower teeth keeps them short.
- The Pygmy rabbit is the smallest rabbit in North America, measuring only 11 inches in length.
- Out of 365 days, no species of rabbit is known to hibernate. Rabbits are active throughout a single year in reality.
- With clicker training, you can teach a rabbit to weave through poles and nudge a ball with his nose.
- Despite their name, jackrabbits are not actually rabbits, they’re hares.
- Rabbits are famous for their fertility, and can produce litters of four to eight offspring several times a year.
- Actually, a rabbit has three eyelids! The third eyelid, called the nictitating membrane, keeps the eye clean so rabbits are more aware of approaching predators.