From the wild-looking Belgian hare to the silky angora fluffball, there are certainly different breeds of rabbits to fit ...

Wildlife officials say a virus is causing black, tentacle-like growths on rabbits, but it poses no risk to humans or pets.

For wild rabbits, she advises never attempting to care for one without a license. If you find an injured or abandoned wild rabbit, it’s best to contact a licensed rehabilitator or a wildlife ...

Earlier-emergent strains of the virus killed domestic rabbit breeds and European hares. RHDV2, however, ominously had developed the chops to spread into a more diverse population of wild rabbits.

To better understand the genetic changes that allow European rabbits to survive in the wild, researchers of the new study sequenced the genomes of 297 rabbits—including six feral populations ...

BOYLSTON – If you’ve seen wild rabbits hopping around your yard or neighborhood – lots of them – you’re not alone. The little critters with cute white tails, long ears and powerful hind ...

It is far more infectious to North American wild rabbit species, where it was first detected in 2020, the veterinary association said.

How do rabbits survive in the arctic and the desert? Wild rabbits can survive in some pretty extreme environments because they have special adaptations. What do arctic hares need to thrive in the ...