Rabbits are very cute and widely distributed small animals all over the world. Always a crowd pleaser with their soft coat and gentle disposition, many people will keep rabbits in their homes.

But besides being pets, rabbits also have a pivotal role in the wild. They are prey for many predators and are an important component of grassland and woodland ecosystems.

Therefore, protecting the ecological environment and the number of rabbits is crucial to maintaining biodiversity and ecological balance. First of all, rabbits are very adaptable animals. They are widely distributed all over the world, including polar regions, deserts, forests, and grasslands. This is due to their adaptability and physiology.

Their eyes, ears, and sense of smell are all very sensitive, which can help them escape from predators when they are in danger. In addition, the reproductive ability of rabbits is also very strong. They can give birth to multiple cubs in one year, and the growth rate of their cubs is amazingly fast.

These characteristics allow rabbits to adapt to various environments and survival stresses in nature. Secondly, rabbits are one of the very important species in farmland and forest. Rabbits eat grass seeds and blades in large quantities and dig holes in the grass to build their nests. In this way, they can influence the vegetation on the grassland and help maintain the balance of the grassland.

In the forest, rabbits also play an important role, eating bark and young leaves of trees when food is scarce. Many other wild animals, such as deer, muntjacs, and squirrels, which eat only twigs, seeds, and fruit, are more likely to cause forest damage.

Finally, rabbits also have a very important place in culture. In traditional oriental culture, rabbits are regarded as a symbol of peace, happiness, and longevity. In Western culture, rabbits also often become images in literature and cultural and artistic works, such as the fictional character "White Rabbit" in Lewis Carroll's novel "Alice's Adventures in Wonderland", which has become the main character in the story, leading the protagonist Alice into a fantasy world.

In addition to this, rabbits are also frequently seen in the field of fashion. Many fashion brands use rabbit fur as clothing material, and it is used in many fashion shows.

However, such an approach has aroused many people's concerns and doubts about animal protection and moral ethics. In response to this issue, we should be aware that products made from rabbits and other animal fur can cause pain and harm to animals during the manufacturing process.

Therefore, we should pay more attention to the moral and animal protection issues behind such cultural and artistic works. Many fashion brands have started to adopt leather-free and fur-free materials to protect animals and the environment. At the same time, we can also start from ourselves, don't buy products made of animal fur, and promote the concept of caring for animals and environmental protection.

Rabbits play an important role in both nature and culture. We should be actively taking steps to protect rabbits and their habitats so they can continue to thrive in nature. At the same time, we should also pay more attention to animal protection and moral and ethical issues, so that humans and animals can coexist harmoniously.