The European Rabbit's native land is the western Mediterranean region (around Spain, Morocco, Portugal, Algeria), although it has now spread north-wise into France, Germany, etc. and east into Austria, Poland, etc. The European Rabbit has also been introduced (with disastrous results) into the UK, Australia, and New Zealand. Kept as a domestic pet or farm animal, the European Rabbit can be found worldwide.
The place of habitat a European rabbit will select is usually based on the amount of support the area will offer. European rabbits are nocturnal animals that live in burrows or areas that have an ample supply of dense scrub or fallen timber. These types of areas are beneficial by masking them from potential predators, escaping high temperatures and providing high quality food resources. They live in the open grassland, tend to be found in polygynous groups of about 2-10 members and they usually defend smaller territories about 50m in diameter
The european rabbit lives in those locations all across Europe because he is not scared by the european climate and can spread to wherever he wants to.
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European Rabbit was created in 1758.
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The scientific name for the European Rabbit is Oryctolagus cuniculus.
A domestic rabbit is a rabbit that has been domesticated, which means it is cared for by humans and doesn't live in the wild.Domestic rabbits are from the European Rabbit species. They live all over the world.Domestic rabbits are kept for several reasons:PetMeat and/or furResearch/lab animalPerformance (e.g. magician's rabbits, movie/TV)
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They are 50 cm long and they weigh about 2-2.5 kg They live for about 10-15 years
They are the same species (European Rabbit), but they are different breeds.
New Zealand white rabbits are the same species as all pet rabbits: the European Rabbit (also known as the Common Rabbit). The European Rabbit's scientific name is Oryctolagus cuniculus.
The European Rabbit is native to south west Europe and north west Africa (Spain, Portugal, Morocco, Algeria). That's where they come from, and where they still live in the wild.The European Rabbit also lives in the wild of many other places in the world (like Australia, and the UK), because humans introduced them to the area. In many of these areas, the European Rabbit has become an invasive species.The European Rabbit has also been domesticated. As a domestic animal (pet, show, farm, lab), the European Rabbit lives all over the world.
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yes All rabbit species, including the European Rabbit -- all mammals, in fact -- have both a mouth and an anus; so, that's two digestive openings.