Because us humans have bred them that way. Someone got a rabbit with floppy ears, thought it was cute, and decided to breed from it.
In the wild, floppy ears is no good. Reduces hearing sensitivity and increases the risk for ear infections, for both rabbits as well as floppy eared dogs. But as pets, it doesn't matter. They survive well enough anyhow.
they have big ears because rabbits eat grass witch makes them prey for a lot of predators so rabbits need to hear whats coming.
In hot regions the rabbits long ears aide in cooling them off. Rabbits don't sweat and if they are panting they are over heated. Their blood circulates thru the big veins in their ears and is cooled by the air. To aide in cooling down an over heated bunny apply cool compresses to their ears.
elephants, bats, and jack rabbits
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Rabbits are in the class of lagomorphs. That means that they have large back feet, large ears, continuously growing teeth, and keen eyesight.
yes i believe so. it is just their to front teeth and their ears are cute
Rabbits vary in color, size, length of ears, and length of body. Some rabbits are small and others are very large and can hop further distances.
The plural form for rabbit ears is (one) rabbit's ears; or (two) rabbits' ears.
Rabbits, cats and dogs are three examples.
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It's not true that rabbits with long ears have a longer lifespan than rabbits with short ears. Ear length has no bearing on a rabbit's lifespan.
It depends on its species and size. Tiny rabbits have tiny ears.
Dessert rabbits, like all rabbits, have big ears to help regulate their body temperature. The large surface area of their ears allow them to dissipate heat more effectively, keeping them cool in hot environments like desserts. Additionally, their big ears also help them hear predators and other threats approaching from a distance.
Rabbits are lagomorphs which means they have large back feet, gnawing teeth, and large ears. Since they have large ears, they can hear all the sounds around them. Whenever a rabbit hears a sound, his or her ears turn in that direction. It's their instinct. When all rabbits were wild, they depended on their sound catching ears! So coyotes or another predator could be detected before the coyote has some fast food!