They’re also the only North American rabbits who dig their own burrows. They need continuous expanses of sagebrush for food and protection from predators, but their Sagebrush Sea home is quickly ...

Pygmy rabbits require intact sagebrush for virtually all their winter diet and for cover from predators. They also need areas with deep soil to construct burrows where they shelter from predators and ...

To escape predators and raise their young, some species, such as the European rabbit, dig extensive tunnels or “warrens” in the ground. In North America, only two rabbits dig their own burrows ...

These rabbits have plagued farmers for centuries by digging burrows and causing damage to their crops. European rabbits have also travelled the world, being introduced to foreign lands ...

A compilation of short films for primary school-aged children, looking at Britain's best-loved burrowing animals. Find out more about how moles, badgers, rabbits and their babies live underground ...