### animal | vertebrate | mammal | rabbit:

Infected rabbit
* can have either a positive or negative titer.
* die within a week or ten days following the onset of the illness.

Jack rabbit
* Most jack rabbits live up to years.
* look like rabbits.

Male rabbit
* Most male rabbits have hairless sacs
  - tendencies
* Some male rabbits get cancer.
* are more prone to the development of stones, due to their long urethra
  - very territorial
* can retract the testicles into the abdomen, making sex determination difficult.
* make better pets if they've been neutered.

Marsh rabbit
* are also semiaquatic and they swim extensively
  - common along the edges of marshes
  - nocturnal
* eat many types of green vegetation.

Newborn rabbit
* Most newborn rabbits stay with mothers.
* are hairless, blind, and deaf.
* have no fur and are blind and helpless.

Normal rabbit
* have the upper incisors overlap the lower incisors.
* wear their teeth down as they chew.

Pygmy rabbit
* Most pygmy rabbits occupy habitats
  - weigh pounds
* appear to synchronize breeding in a given area.
* are capable of reproduction in the year following their birth.

White rabbit
* are notorious for sitting tight.
* cross paths.

### animal | vertebrate | mammal | rabbit:

Wild rabbit
* Most wild rabbits get food.
* Most wild rabbits have ranges
* Most wild rabbits live for durations
  - in areas
  - prefer burrows
* Some wild rabbits have different areas.
* Some wild rabbits have many areas
* are gregarious, burrowing, herbivorous, nocturnal or crepuscular animals
  - often fond of living on the outskirts of wide and airy spaces
  - very suited to their environment
* can also become involved in the plague cycle.
* compete with livestock for available pasture and kill young trees and shrubs.
* create their own homes by tunneling into the ground.
* damage young heads of lettuce in gardens.
* eat the food of native animals and even live in their burrows.
  - their food by foraging and grazing
* is cooked with prunes or grapes.
* live in colonies in a complex system of burrows called warrens
  - which females outnumber males
  - extended groups in warrens underground with many interlinking tunnels
  - mostly dry areas near sea level with soft, sandy soil for burrowing
  - throughout the world in all climates
  - sandy, hilly terrain with lots of shrubs and woody plants
* share their warrens with up to a hundred family members.

Young rabbit
* appear to have an ability to withstand the virus.
* are most susceptible to hepatic coccidiosis with severe infections resulting in death
  - prone to stomach upsets when presented with abrupt changes in feed
* can have an unlimited amount of rabbit pellets to eat.
* mature quickly and are self-sufficient after only four or five weeks.
* open eyes.

### animal | vertebrate | mammal | raccoon:

Female raccoon
* look for den sites in late winter.
* reach sexual maturity at one year of age, males at two.

Male raccoon
* Most male raccoons weigh pounds.
* are generally larger than the females
  - known to be much bigger in size compared to their female counterparts

Young raccoon
* Many young raccoons pass away before ever getting to the age of physical maturity.
* are raised by their mothers until they disperse from the group in the autumn.