5 facts about rabbits

Here are five facts about rabbits;

1)Teeth:
Rabbits have teeth that never stop growing, and can grow up to 5 inches per year. Their teeth are designed for chewing and chomping, and they don't have sharp canines like cats and dogs.

2)Ears:
Rabbits can move their ears independently, and most can turn them 180 degrees. This helps them pick up sounds, which is important for a prey animal.

3)Eyes:
Rabbits have almost 360 degree vision, but they have a small blind spot just below their nose. Their eyes are set farther apart or on opposite sides of their head to give them a wider field of view.

4)Diet:
Carrots are high in sugar and shouldn't be a staple in a rabbit's diet. Instead, hay and leafy greens should be the main part of their diet.

5)Social:
Rabbits are social creatures and are happiest in the company of other rabbits. They communicate using subtle body movements, and make a variety of sounds including grunts, growls, and purrs.