The rabbits eat both grass and shoots, but grass is their main food. It spreads rapidly wherever it goes, eating up grass, roots, seeds, fruits, crops, and even destroying trees. After understanding what the rabbit eats, let's introduce its morphological characteristics.

The rabbits are small in size, with large and thick ears, and their ears and hind legs are relatively small compared to other rabbits The species is short, with stout hind legs and a short, fluffy tail. The coat is usually brownish-gray, but can range from sandy yellow to all black. The underparts are white from the abdomen to the tail, and blackened species are not uncommon.