Facts about Rabbits: 

• A male rabbit is called a buck and a female rabbit is called a doe.

• A rabbit can see behind himself, without turning his head, but has a blind spot in front of his face.

• A rabbit sweats through the pads on its feet.

• Domestic rabbits cannot breed with wild rabbits.

• Rabbits are the most active at dawn and dusk.

• Rabbits can jump to a height of more than 36 inches.

• Rabbits can purr, just like a cat.

• Rabbits cannot vomit.

• Rabbits do not like loud noises and sudden movements.

• Rabbits eat their own night droppings, known as cecotropes.

• Rabbits need to eat hay, in order to assist their digestive system and prevent fur balls in their stomach.

• The droppings of a rabbit make an excellent garden fertilizer.

• The largest litter of baby rabbits was 24 and it has been witnessed twice.

• The record for the longest living rabbit is that of 19 years, while that of heaviest rabbit is 26 lbs.

• The teeth of a rabbit never stop growing.

• There are over 150 different colors of a rabbit’s coat, but only 5 eye colors (brown, blue-grey, blue, marbled, and pink).

• There are over 50 established breeds of domestic rabbit.

• When rabbits are happy, they jump and twist.

Number of Teeth: 28, with 6 incisors (4 on top and 2 on bottom)Smallest Species: Pygmy RabbitColors: Shades of brown, gray and buffDiet: Grass, forbs and leafy weedsNatural Habitat: Throughout the worldAge: 4 to 20 yearsAge of Maturity: 3-4 monthsGestation Period: 28 to 31 daysNumber of Offspring: Up to 7