How long is a rabbit's tail?

The length of a rabbit's tail varies by breed, and different breeds of rabbits may have tails of different lengths. Generally speaking, a rabbit's tail is relatively short and is usually covered in its thick fur.

In wild rabbits, the length of the tail is usually around 2-5 cm. This tail length allows them to provide themselves with balance and agility when escaping from predators.

Pet rabbits (domestic rabbits) also have roughly similar tail lengths, perhaps slightly longer than wild rabbits, but still relatively shorter. Each breed of rabbit may have slight differences, such as lop-eared rabbits and curly rabbits, and their tail length may be different from other breeds.

Overall, rabbits have relatively short tails and don't have the distinctive tail features of some animals. They rely primarily on other parts of their bodies for balance and communication.

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