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When a pet rabbit flops dramatically onto its side, what does it mean?
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How do wild rabbits outmaneuver predators when chased in the open?
Answer: By running in zig-zags
Why: A goshawk's head camera showed prey at a fixed visual angle until a rabbit's sharp sideways turn broke the lock.
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What is a rabbit's joyful jump, twist, and kick in mid-air called?
Answer: Binky
Why: A full binky often includes a 180 degree turn in mid air; guinea pigs have their own version of the leap, and that one is called popcorning.
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Which vitamin do rabbits make in their own liver?
Answer: Vitamin C
Why: Unlike guinea pigs that must eat vitamin C, rabbits synthesize all the vitamin C they need in their liver.
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Which part of a rabbit's body never stops growing throughout its life?
Answer: Teeth
Why: A rabbit's teeth grow about 1 cm every month, so hay and grass have to grind them down as fast as they push up.
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Under what condition do rabbits often sleep to stay alert?
Answer: Eyes wide open
Why: A see-through third eyelid keeps a sleeping rabbit's open eyes moist, so light still gets in and a predator is spotted sooner.
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What are the soft pellets that rabbits eat directly from their bottom?
Answer: Cecotropes
Why: Cecotropes contain essential vitamins produced by hindgut fermentation that rabbits must re-ingest.