What is the purpose of rabbit ears?

Rabbit ears can hear sounds and regulate body temperature.

Rabbits have a pair of very long ears that can move up and down, left and right, allowing them to hear sounds from around them. When hearing the enemy's voice, the rabbit will run away quickly.

The ears also regulate body temperature. When the weather is very hot, rabbits put their ears up to dissipate the heat from their bodies. When the weather is cold, rabbits put their ears on their backs to keep warm.

Characteristics: The ears of rabbits are long and large, even longer than the length of the head. There are also some breeds of rabbits with smaller and drooping ears. The shape, length and thickness of rabbit ears can also reflect the characteristics of the breed. For example, the ears of native Chinese rabbits are short, thick, upright, and large.