Rabbits may eat fragments of their own teeth when they chomp on food — meaning each mouthful could contain a healthy dose of calcium, scientists say. Rabbits require large amounts of calcium, because ...

Previously, researchers assumed that wild rabbits ate calcium-rich foods like leafy greens to maintain their growth, but now, ...

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This second type is full of protein and B vitamins, and rabbits eat them once a day to maximise the nutrients they can obtain from the food. Healthy rabbits can produce up to 300 droppings a day ...

Until now, researchers assumed that wild rabbits selected foods high in calcium, such as dandelion plants, to sustain their tooth growth. (Image credit: Lelia Valduga/Getty Images) Healthy rabbits ...