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To distinguish a rabbit from a cat, look for the following characteristics:
Body Shape:
Rabbit: Typically has a rounded, compact body with strong hind legs.
Cat: More elongated with a flexible body and a long tail.
Ears:
Rabbit: Long, upright ears that can be quite large.
Cat: Shorter, pointed ears.
Facial Features:
Rabbit: Flat face with a short snout and large eyes.
Cat: Longer snout with a more pronounced nose and whiskers.
Movement:
Rabbit: Hops on its hind legs.
Cat: Walks or runs on all fours, often with a graceful gait.
Tail:
Rabbit: Short, fluffy tail often called a "binky" when it jumps.
Cat: Longer, more flexible tail used for balance.
Fur:
Rabbit: Typically has dense, soft fur.
Cat: Fur can vary widely in texture and length, often more varied in patterns.
Behavior:
Rabbit: Usually more skittish and tends to hide when frightened.
Cat: More independent and may approach humans out of curiosity.
By observing these traits, you can easily tell the difference between a rabbit and a cat!
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