Rabbits are lagomorphs which means they have large back feet, gnawing teeth, and large ears. Since they have large ears, they can hear all the sounds around them. Whenever a rabbit hears a sound, his or her ears turn in that direction. It's their instinct. When all rabbits were wild, they depended on their sound catching ears! So coyotes or another predator could be detected before the coyote has some fast food!
Because when they hear something. There ears move to hear more. If its an enemy he/she can run away.
Rabbits have large ears, they can detect sounds from long distances. Whenever a rabbit hears a sound, his/her ears turn toward that direction to get a better hearing. It's the same with a cat!
Rabbit ears are made of cartliage and blood vessels. The blood vessels help the rabbit keep cool in the summer.
A rabbit with small ears has small ears and a rabbit with big ears has big ears.
Rabbits turn their ears to collect sound.
yes because it helps it live
Rabbit ears are larger than our ears. Rabbit ears can hear 10x better than humans can. Rabbit ears are covered in fur, we have ear hair. Our ears go on the side of our heads and rabbit ears go straight up or lop down if it is a lop rabbit.
The 'Were-Rabbit' .
why do rabbits keep their big sound collecting ears
The plural form for rabbit ears is (one) rabbit's ears; or (two) rabbits' ears.
'Rabbit' means a animal which have 'ears' like 'donkey' so 'rabbit' have 'donkey' like 'ears' and because of this we say 'rabbit' to a 'rabbit'.
no but keep the water and soap away from there eyes and ears
A rabbit ear consists of a thin lining of fur, muscular skin to keep the ear up at all times when needed. Rabbit ears don't have bones. Rabbits DO HAVE cartilage in their ears. This helps them stay erect.