Rabbit Facts

The video explores fascinating facts about rabbits, including their ear function for temperature regulation, 360-degree vision with a small blind spot, impressive jumping abilities, sleeping with eyes open, and their unique digestive system that prevents vomiting. These insights highlight the rabbits' adaptations for survival.

What is one function of a rabbit's large ears?

• To help them fly

• To regulate body temperature

• To store food

• To communicate with other rabbits

What is a unique feature of a rabbit's vision?

• They can see nearly 360 degrees

• They can see in ultraviolet light

• They can see underwater

• They can see in complete darkness

How high can rabbits jump?

• Over 5 feet

• Over 7 feet

• Over 10 feet

• Over 3 feet

Why do rabbits sleep with their eyes open?

• To keep their eyes moist

• To stay alert for predators

• To see in the dark

• To communicate with other rabbits

Why can't rabbits vomit?

• Their digestive system structure

• Their stomachs are too small

• They lack the necessary muscles

• Their diet doesn't require it