Rabbits' teeth grow continuously, and bunnies wear them down by munching fiber-rich foods. Scientists suggest rabbits recycle ...

Previously, researchers assumed that wild rabbits ate calcium-rich foods like leafy greens to maintain their growth, but now, ...

Cottontails who survive winter see their population begin to rebound in March, when females give birth to the first litter of ...

This second type is full of protein and B vitamins, and rabbits eat them once a day to maximise the nutrients they can obtain from the food. Healthy rabbits can produce up to 300 droppings a day ...

The animals' teeth are constantly being worn down due to their tough diet. But rather than losing calcium this way, they could be recycling it to help grow their teeth back up to size ...

although you can quick-roast the saddle and cook the legs separately. A wild rabbit (about 1.5kg/3lbs 5oz) will serve 3-4 people. FAQs about BBC Food ...

Take the bilby. The greater bilby is threatened and the lesser bilby is already extinct, and rabbits had a major role in that. They compete with native animals for food and for shelter.

Hungry wild rabbits searching for food during heavy ... the rabbits would come and eat where they could." One miniature horse, Finley, has a lower stable door so he can see over.