Where does a wild rabbit lives?

Answer 1

Pet rabbits need to live in a space that is safe for them, like a big cage, dog crate, hutch, exercise pen, "cube condo," or a "rabbit-proof" room. See the related question below about rabbit cages for more details and helpful links.

In the wild then they live in a burrow.

Other answers:

In my house in cage or in my bed

Wild rabbits live in a warren, which is a hole (burrow) in the ground.

Answer 2

Found in many parts of the world, rabbits are found in forests, meadows, woods, grasslands, wetlands, and deserts. While more than half of the world's rabbit population lives in North America, the best known species is the European rabbit, which lives in underground burrows, also known as rabbit holes. A group of burrows makes up what is called a warren.

Rabbits graze on grasses, forbs, and leafy weeds, so they are referred to as "herbivores".

Answer 3

Wild rabbits live in forest, grasslands, and tundras , in burrows in the ground.
you are most likely to find a wild rabbit living in a burrow

Answer 4

wild rabbits live in underground burrows,prairies,grasslands,deserts,tundra and taiga

Answer 5

houses and farms and more places

Answer 6

in burrows

Answer 7

in a burrow

Answer 8

Underground