Can rabbits squeak like guinea pigs?

Rabbits can make a variety of sounds, but they don't typically squeak like guinea pigs.

Here are some common sounds rabbits make:

* Tooth grinding: This is a sign of discomfort or pain. It's often a quiet, grinding sound.

* Grunting: This can indicate a rabbit is content, but it can also be a sign of pain or distress.

* Thumping: This is a loud, forceful thumping of their hind feet, used to communicate fear, excitement, or anger.

* Snorting: This is a quick, sharp noise that rabbits make to show dominance or frustration.

* Chirping: This is a soft, high-pitched sound that rabbits use to communicate with each other.

While rabbits don't squeak like guinea pigs, they are known for their unique and expressive communication methods.