### animal | vertebrate | mammal | rabbit:

Cottontail rabbit
* Most cottontail rabbits are classified as animals.
* Most cottontail rabbits eat materials
  - plant materials
* Most cottontail rabbits have excellent eyesights
  - live up to years
* Most cottontail rabbits prefer disturb habitats
* Some cottontail rabbits warn their buddies of potential danger by thumping their hind feet.
* are almost completely mute animals
  - common in urban areas as well as rural areas
  - hunted by many predators, so they only live two to three years in the wild
  - mammals
  - smaller than jackrabbits or hares in overall size
  - very prolific
  - wild rabbits found all over North and South America
* browse pitch pine seedlings.
* burrow in natural cavities or burrows excavated by woodchucks or other animals.
* can be an agricultural pest like their relative the jackrabbit.
* eat a great variety of plant materials
* have a brown colored fur coat which remains that color year-round
* leave their young for hours while feeding themselves.
* live up to ten years in captivity
* show a greater resistance to myxomatosis than European rabbits.

### animal | vertebrate | mammal | rabbit | cottontail rabbit:

Eastern cottontail
* Most eastern cottontails consume green vegetation
  - herbaceous vegetation
  - eat vegetation
  - have glands
  - reside in wood areas
* Some eastern cottontails have coats
  - fur coats
  - senses
* are active year-round
  - found in many places and are good to eat
  - herbivores, feeding on a variety of herbaceous plants, grasses, and shrubs
  - likely to survive in habitats that provide shrubby cover and thorny cover
  - most active when visibility is limited, such as rainy or foggy nights
  - only native to the Nearctic region
  - ready to mate when they are three months old
* can live anywhere there is an adequate food supply and ground cover.
* cause a great deal of damage in their search for food.
  - tender vegetation
* forage in areas.
* have excellent vision, hearing, and sense of smell
  - layers
  - two different fur coats each year
* hide in tall grasses to avoid detection.
* keep a look out for foes, by standing on their hind feet.
* rely on many different plant species.
* reside in areas

Desert cottontail
* Most desert cottontails eat diets
  - herbivorous diets
* Most desert cottontails have round tails
* use burrows.

New england cottontail
* eat shoots.
* feed on twigs.
* occupy habitats.
* prefer forest habitats

Wild cottontail
* Some wild cottontails have expectancy
  - life expectancy
* have a life expectancy of less than two years.

Young cottontail
* Most young cottontails have layers.
* are born blind and naked
  - with no ears either

Dwarf rabbit
* Dwarf Rabbits make wonderful pets for children.
* are relatively intelligent, can be litter trained, and enjoy a family environment
  - some of the most preferred pets, next to dogs and cats

Ear rabbit
* need diets
  - proper diets
* require diets.

European rabbit
* Most european rabbits are descended from rabbits
  - have years
  - live in areas
  - occupy landscapes
* Most european rabbits prefer grassland habitats
* Some european rabbits become pests.
* have a colour similar to the shades of the ground too
* live alone on about an acre of land.
  - groups in a burrow
  - hills with many tunnels

Female rabbit
* Most female rabbits have lower productivity
* are especially prone to uterine and mammary cancer if left unspayed.
* can also become pregnant immediately after birthing a litter.
* dig cup-shaped holes in which to bear young.
* excavate burrows.

House rabbit
* Many house rabbits have several different breeds in their background.
* Some house rabbits live in laundry rooms
  - suffer from respiratory problems

Indoor rabbit
* Most indoor rabbits interact with human companions.
* are safer from poor weather conditions.
* can be house-trained to use a litter box.
* interact with companions