Minecraft Rabbit
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See every Minecraft mobRabbit stats
- Health
- 3(1.5 hearts)
- Size
- 0.817 × 1 blocks
- Speed
- 0.3
- Breeds
Where Rabbit spawns
- Light level
- 7 to 15
- Where
- On the surface
- In groups of
- 2 to 6
- Group
- Animal
Biomes
- Cherry grove
- Dappled forest
- Desert
- Flower forest
- Grove
- Meadow
- Snowy slopes
- Taiga
What the Rabbit drops
- Rabbit Hide
- Raw Rabbit
- Rabbit's Foot
Rabbit food
Breeds with
- Golden Carrot
- Carrot
- Dandelion
Rabbit variants
- Variant: Brown, White, Black, White splotched, Gold, Salt and pepper
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Minecraft rabbit: colors, breeding and the killer bunny
The rabbit is a passive animal of deserts, snowy biomes and several forests, and the only source of raw rabbit, rabbit hide and rabbit's feet. It spawns in small groups of one adult with one or two babies. There are six natural variants and the biome decides which one appears: gold in deserts, white and white splotched in snow, and black, brown or salt in forests such as flower forests, taigas, meadows or cherry groves.
It is skittish. It runs from players within 8 blocks and wolves within 10, unless you are holding carrots, golden carrots or dandelions, which are what draw it in. It hops instead of walking, survives falls of up to 5.5 blocks and can jump fences. Wolves, foxes and stray cats hunt it, which is why it is more plentiful in deserts and icy areas. If you grow a garden, watch out: it can eat mature carrots.
It breeds with the same foods that attract it. A baby takes one parent's fur with a 47.5% chance each, and there is a 5% chance it gets the fur of the biome it is in. It takes 20 minutes to grow up, and each carrot or dandelion you feed it removes 10% of the time left.
Java also has the killer bunny, which never spawns naturally and can only be created with commands. It is hostile to players and wolves and is a reference to the Killer Rabbit of Caerbannog from Monty Python and the Holy Grail.
Sources: minecraft.wiki/Rabbit
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