Rabbit specialties and abilities:

1. High vigilance. If there is even the slightest noise around, the rabbit will immediately become alert or run away quickly. They will be panicked by sudden noises or smells or sights of strangers, dogs, cats, snakes, rats, insects, etc., and will make loud noises in order to flee and avoid enemies.

2. Good at digging holes. Wild rabbits usually live in burrows dug by themselves. Once a natural enemy appears, rabbits will hide in their burrows. Even if the natural enemy is good at digging, it will be difficult to catch the rabbit because there will be multiple exits in the rabbit hole.
3. The reproductive ability is particularly strong. Hares, in particular, give birth two or three times a year, with a gestation period of about 50 days, and each litter ranges from 3 to 5, sometimes as many as 10.
4. Rabbit’s teeth can grow indefinitely. Rabbits' teeth, especially their incisors, often grow out of their mouths, and they have to chew away the excess length.
5. Good at running. When a hare encounters danger in the wild, the only way to save his life is to run. Not only does it run fast, but it also has strong flexibility. It can rely on frequent changes of direction and dodge to escape the pursuit of natural enemies.

6. Rabbits have keen hearing and sense of smell. Rabbits have keen hearing and a sensitive sense of smell. Their long ears can help them hear weak sounds and determine the direction from which they are coming.

7. Rabbit eyes have a wide field of vision. The rabbit's eyes are on both sides, and its field of vision is very wide and its observation ability is very strong.