If a rabbit is left outside, it can face a variety of dangers. Rabbits are prey animals, meaning they are vulnerable to predators like foxes, coyotes and hawks. They can also be exposed to harsh weather conditions such as extreme heat or cold temperatures which could lead to hypothermia or death. Additionally, if the rabbit does not have access to food and water it will quickly become dehydrated and malnourished leading to further health complications including death. It is important that any rabbits kept outdoors are provided with adequate shelter and protection from both predators and the elements in order for them to remain safe and healthy.