Rabbits are part of the request of Lagamorpha, which contains chewing herbivorous vertebrates having two sets of incisors in the upper jaw one obsolete. Having a place with this request are rabbits, bunnies and pikas.
Rabbits were initially ordered with rodents as a result of their biting incisors, and superficially looking and acting like rodents. DNA notwithstanding, puts lagomorphs closer to ungulates than to rodents. Lagamorpha was seperated from Rodentia in 1912. Rabbits need to dress their hide habitually elsewise it will come to be tangled and lose its encasing lands. This indicates that rabbits abstain from getting wet.
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