rabbit warrens
Bunny tunnel networks
Rabbit warrens are underground networks of burrows where wild rabbits live and breed.
The tunnels connect multiple chambers and entrances, allowing rabbits to shelter, raise young, and escape predators.
Figuratively, a warren describes any confusing maze of passages or rooms: The old building was a warren of narrow corridors.
The singular warren typically refers to the entire system or the area where rabbits are kept.
- hutchCage for small pets
- soft furSmooth animal hair
- floppy earsEars that hang down
- tunnelEnclosed underground route
- underground networkHidden interconnected system
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