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Five curiosities you might not know about rabbits

Rabbits are animals in many households because they are affectionate and sociable. This is why many people are used to dealing with them and will certainly know many of their habits.

Nevertheless, there may be curiosities that many people do not know about these cuddly, fearful animals. Rabbits are animals that are easily frightened, that always remain on their toes and that like to behave in particular ways when they decide it is time to rest.

We present five curiosities about this friendly and sociable animal. Discover them in the gallery.

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Some interesting facts about rabbits
Rabbits are animals in many households because they are affectionate and sociable. This is why many people are used to dealing with them and will certainly know many of their habits. Nevertheless, there may be curiosities that many people do not know about these cuddly, fearful animals. Rabbits are animals that are easily frightened, that always remain on their toes and that like to behave in particular ways when they decide it is time to rest.
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Teeth and nails that won't stop growing
Rabbits' teeth and nails never stop growing, which is why it is recommended to always take care of these two parts. The teeth can be shortened by giving the rabbits wooden toys while the nails should be cut about every six months.
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Rabbits and the relationship with water
Bathing rabbits is absolutely not recommended. Like cats, rabbits are very good at taking care of their own personal cleanliness. If really necessary, you can bathe them lightly and take care not to frighten them.
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The jumps and pirouettes
A sign that rabbits are happy? The pirouettes and jumps they like to do when they are particularly happy.
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An almost 360-degree field of view
Rabbits have a physical peculiarity: they can see behind them without the need to turn their heads. Their field of vision, in fact, can reach almost 360 degrees.
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The purr
Just like cats, rabbits may be able to purr. It is generally a behaviour that occurs when rabbits feel happiness and well-being.
01/01/1970
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