🐰 The Ultimate Rabbits Trivia Challenge 🌱

Welcome to the ultimate Rabbits Trivia quiz – where fluff meets facts! Rabbits are more than just adorable pets or characters in storybooks; they are fascinating, intelligent, and complex animals found all over the world. From their unique biology to their cultural symbolism, this quiz will test your bunny knowledge across a variety of fun and fascinating topics. Whether you're a seasoned rabbit owner or just a fan of their twitchy noses and powerful hind legs, you're in for a hopping good time. Ready to prove you're a true bunny buff? Let’s hop to it!

🟢 Easy (1–15)

1. What do rabbits primarily eat?
2. What is a male rabbit called?
3. What is the term for a female rabbit?
4. What is the name for a baby rabbit?
5. How many toes does a rabbit have on each back foot?
6. Are rabbits herbivores, carnivores, or omnivores?
7. Which popular rabbit character is known for saying, "What's up, Doc?"
8. What kind of vision do rabbits have: binocular or panoramic?
9. Which part of a rabbit is most associated with good luck?
10. How do rabbits regulate their body temperature?
11. Are rabbits rodents?
12. What is the average lifespan of a domestic rabbit?
13. What is the term for a rabbit's jumping twist in the air?
14. Do rabbits sleep at night or during the day?
15. Can rabbits purr?

🟡 Medium (16–35)

16. How many upper incisor teeth do rabbits have?
17. What is the name of the breed of rabbit known for its long, floppy ears?
18. In what country did the domestic rabbit originate?
19. Which vitamin do rabbits produce by eating their cecotropes?
20. How fast can a rabbit run?
21. What is the process called when a rabbit eats its own soft feces for nutrition?
22. What is a group of rabbits called?
23. What kind of enclosure is typically used to house pet rabbits indoors?
24. At what age can most rabbits be spayed or neutered?
25. What sense is most developed in rabbits: sight, smell, hearing, or taste?
26. How long is the average rabbit pregnancy?
27. What does it mean when a rabbit thumps its hind legs?
28. What is the primary reason rabbits chew constantly?
29. Are rabbits more closely related to rodents or horses?
30. What are "dewlaps" in rabbits?
31. Which rabbit breed is the largest?
32. Which wild rabbit species is native to North America?
33. What is a rabbit’s main predator in the wild?
34. What does it mean when a rabbit "flops" on its side?
35. How can you tell if a rabbit is happy?

🔴 Hard (36–50)

36. What is the scientific name for the domestic rabbit?
37. What is a rabbit's field of vision in degrees?
38. How many chambers does a rabbit's heart have?
39. Which organ is especially large in rabbits and helps with hindgut fermentation?
40. What is the function of cecotropes?
41. What’s the name of the viral disease that can affect rabbits and is often fatal?
42. How many breeds of rabbits are officially recognized by the American Rabbit Breeders Association (as of 2024)?
43. What unique grooming behavior do bonded rabbits display?
44. What does “binky” mean in rabbit behavior?
45. How can you tell the age of a rabbit?
46. What is a rabbit’s normal body temperature range?
47. Which rabbit breed has wool that must be sheared like a sheep?
48. What is the term for a rabbit’s molting process?
49. How long can a rabbit’s teeth grow if not worn down properly?
50. Which country considers rabbits an invasive species due to overpopulation and environmental impact?

✅ Answers – Rabbits Trivia

1. Hay and leafy greens
2. Buck
3. Doe
4. Kit or kitten
5. Four
6. Herbivores
7. Bugs Bunny
8. Panoramic
9. Rabbit’s foot
10. Through their ears
11. No, they are lagomorphs
12. 8–12 years
13. Binky
14. Crepuscular (most active at dawn and dusk)
15. Yes, by grinding their teeth softly
16. Four (two pairs)
17. Lop
18. France
19. Vitamin B12
20. Up to 35–45 mph
21. Coprophagy
22. A herd or colony
23. A pen or x-pen
24. Around 4–6 months old
25. Hearing
26. About 28–31 days
27. It’s a warning signal
28. To wear down constantly growing teeth
29. Horses (both are lagomorphs, not rodents)
30. A flap of fur under the chin (more common in females)
31. Flemish Giant
32. Eastern Cottontail
33. Foxes, birds of prey, and humans
34. Contentment or deep relaxation
35. They binky, flop, purr, and relax around you
36. Oryctolagus cuniculus
37. About 340 degrees
38. Four
39. Cecum
40. Provide vital nutrients
41. Rabbit Hemorrhagic Disease (RHDV)
42. 50+ breeds
43. Mutual grooming
44. A joyful leap and twist
45. It’s difficult—usually estimated by size, weight, and teeth
46. 101–103°F (38.3–39.4°C)
47. Angora
48. Shedding
49. Several inches per year
50. Australia

🏁 Rabbits Trivia Wrap-Up – You've Hopped Through the Whole Quiz!

Congrats! You've just completed 50 challenging and adorable questions in this Rabbits Trivia journey. Whether you're an expert on bunny biology, a lover of rabbit lore, or someone who just thinks they're irresistibly cute, we hope you learned something new about these fascinating animals. Rabbits are complex creatures with rich behaviours, quirky habits, and a special place in cultures around the world. Keep learning, keep hopping, and remember—every bunny matters! 🐇🌟