Rabbit is a very common animal in mammals, and its size varies from species to species. But overall, the physical characteristics of rabbits are roughly as follows:
First of all, rabbits are relatively small in size, with most species weighing between 1~5 kg and body length between 30~50 cm.
Secondly, the rabbit's body is long and straight, its limbs are short and flexible, its tail is short and cylindrical, its ears are large and can stretch freely, and its eyes are relatively large.
Finally, rabbits have distinctive beards. Their beards are very long, which can help them find food in the dark.
2. Bone shape of rabbits
Rabbit bones also have their own uniqueness:
The first is the skull. The bones of the rabbit's skull are very light, but the teeth in the mouth are very strong. After the teeth are worn, they can be repaired by continuous growth.
Followed by the spine and ribs, the rabbit's spine is very strong because it needs to bear the weight pressure. The ribs are also very strong, which can effectively protect the internal organs.
Finally, the bones of the limbs, the most important of which is the tarsal bone, which is the bone connecting the foot and hind legs and the key part of the rabbit when jumping.
3. Rabbit hair shape
Rabbit hair is also one of its characteristics:
The first is the color and density of hair. Rabbit hair varies in color and size, including white, gray and black. Hair density also varies with species and living environment. For example, rabbit hair in polar regions is denser and thicker.
Secondly, the texture of hair, rabbit hair is soft, round and has a good touch, which can effectively protect the skin.
4. Rabbit's special organ-rabbit's lips.
The muscles around the rabbit's lips show hardness and elasticity, and the lips are perpendicular to the face and keep open. This vertical lip shape covers the front teeth of rabbits, providing support and protection for eating solid food. Rabbits have long tongues, which can help them put food in their mouths.