Rabbits run by jumping. Rabbits have long hind legs and short front legs. When the rabbit moves, its forelimbs touch the ground, and the longer hind limbs will kick on the ground to produce a jumping movement. It kind of jumps around.

When a rabbit encounters danger, it can run as fast as 72 kilometers per hour and can quickly avoid the pursuit of wolves. However, it is very explosive and its endurance is not very good, so it needs to stop and rest for a period of time after a vigorous run before it can pick up the speed again.

The rabbit is very timid, so it is very sensitive to the surrounding environment. When it encounters danger, it can respond quickly, but if it runs vigorously for a long time, it is likely to Exhaustion occurs.