ASAP PLZ what resources do rabbits need from their habitat in order to survive? name 3 things

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Rabbits need to rely on their habitat, just as humans do. A few resources they rely on their habitat for may be food, water, and shelter.

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Rabbits need crops (food) (lettuce, grass, flowers, etc...) Rabbits don't drink water because they get it from the food. They also need a burrow, to hide from predators in, and they need carbohydrates.

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