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Marsh Rabbits

Learn all about marsh rabbits - their appearance, habitat, diet, predators, and interesting facts. Marsh rabbits have long ears and live in various environments. They are strict vegetarians, avoid predators like bobcats and owls, and have unique adaptation skills. Explore the intriguing world of these furry mammals with 62 species worldwide!

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Marsh Rabbits

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  1. Marsh Rabbits By: Keegan C  Mrs. Ewers 3rd grade class

  2. What do they look like • They have long ears. • They are usually brownish. • Since the rabbits have fur they are mammals.

  3. Where do they live • Marsh rabbits live in any continent except Antarctica. • Their favorite places to live are grass lands, woods, forests, mountains, and deserts. • But they can survive in all sorts of places.

  4. What do they eat? • They are strict vegetarians. • Their favorite food is grass buds and twigs. • They also like tree bark and lichen.

  5. Predators!!!!! • They have many predators. • Some of them are bobcats, owls, and foxes. • And some times human hunt them for their fur and meat.

  6. Interesting facts • There are about 62 species of rabbits in the world. • They are widely distributed except on the islands of southeast Asia and Antarctica. • Now they are common in Australia.

  7. Adaptions • If an animal or human walks by the rabbit thinks it is a threat and leaps away quickly.

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