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There are many differences in their skeletal structures and other stuff like that.
WillowArcane here Rabbits are NOT rodents, and haven't been classified as such for almost 100 years now. They are mammals of the order Lagomorpha. This is a strange question, as it's akin to asking why dogs aren't cats. Rabbits aren't rodents because they're biologically not.
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What is the difference between rabbits and rats?
Rabbits arent rodents they are lagomorphs and are characterised by their 4 front upper incisors while the rat is a rodent and has 1 pair of incisors top and bottom
Do gerbils attract rodents?
Gerbils are rodents. Aswell as hamsters, guinea pigs, mice and rabbits. There are more rodents.
Are bunnys gerbils?
No, they are not related. Gerbils are rodents, Rabbits are not.
What is the Diet of great gray Owls?
Primarily rodents and rabbits.
What living in the plains?
tepees
A Guinea Pig is a rodent but what is a rabbit?
Rabbits are lagomorphs, not rodents!
What family does the rabbit belong?
No, hamsters are rodents. Rabbits are not.
What teeth keep growing throughout the life in a mammal?
Rodents incisors and rabbits
What did England bring to Australia?
lots of rodents and rabbits plus camels and foxes
What do golden eagles feed on?
rabbits and large rodents,mostly.will scavenge carcasses.
What do ocelots feed on?
iguanas rodents rabbits snakes birds fish frogs
Why are rabbits not rodents when rodents also have two sets of incisors up and down for gnawing and continually grow all their lives?
because they are mammles
