The biggest feature of the Ryukyu rabbit is the ears. We all know that the ears of the rabbit should be long, but the Ryukyu rabbit is a kind of rabbit that does not look like a rabbit, because the ears of the Ryukyu rabbit are very short and look more like a rabbit. It's a mouse with long ears. After reading these, we might as well learn about the living environment of Ryukyu rabbits.

Ryukyu rabbits usually live a wandering life. In spring and summer, they live in dense young forests and bushes. In autumn and winter, when all kinds of grass are withered, Ryukyu rabbits like to hide in soil bumps, or other places as they see fit. It uses its front paws to dig a shallow hole to hide. This hole is about 30 cm long and less than 10 cm deep. It just puts the front and rear limbs in, and the body is exposed. The front is shallow and the back is deep. Slightly high, it is invisible due to the role of protective color, and it is convenient and fast to escape or forage away when frightened.