Cotton-tail rabbits weigh between 2-3 pounds and are nocturnal and active year-round. They can run up to 18 miles per hour and hide in tall grass. Their diet consists of grass, plants, bark, twigs, and shrubs. Cotton-tails live in open fields and deserts in North America, where they dig burrows for protection from predators like hawks, owls, coyotes, foxes, and bobcats.
Cotton-tail rabbits weigh between 2-3 pounds and are nocturnal and active year-round. They can run up to 18 miles per hour and hide in tall grass. Their diet consists of grass, plants, bark, twigs, and shrubs. Cotton-tails live in open fields and deserts in North America, where they dig burrows for protection from predators like hawks, owls, coyotes, foxes, and bobcats.
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Cotton-tail rabbits weigh between 2-3 pounds and are nocturnal and active year-round. They can run up to 18 miles per hour and hide in tall grass. Their diet consists of grass, plants, bark, twigs, and shrubs. Cotton-tails live in open fields and deserts in North America, where they dig burrows for protection from predators like hawks, owls, coyotes, foxes, and bobcats.
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rabbits By Alexis Horowitz Body traits Do you know any body traits of this rabbit? Well, I could tell you some. These little rabbits can weigh in at 2-3 pounds. Wow! And even though these rabbits are small they are active all year round and they are nocturnal. They can also run 18 miles per hour. Cotton-tails hide in tall grass. These rabbits Rabbits make a loud shill scream if caught Rabbits color are reddish-brownish. They have long ears and a tail that looks like cotton (I guess that’s why there called cotton- tail rabbits) Cotton-tails have large black feet and white bellies. They can also smell and twitch there noses. These rabbits have sensitive whiskers, so be careful!! Diet
Rabbits eat grass and green plants and in
winter they eat bark, twigs, shrubs and young trees. Hawks, Owls, Coyotes, Foxes, and Bob Cats eat them, so watch out! Habitat Cotton-tails live in North America in open fields or in deserts. Cotton-tails dig holes for homes, that gives them protection. Other cool facts These rabbits give birth to 3-8 young at a time but only 1-5 young survive there first year. Average cotton-tails live to 4-6 months and there not threatened.