* Chewing: Rabbits have strong teeth that constantly grow. They use their front teeth (incisors) to gnaw on food, and their back teeth (molars) to grind it up.
* Digesting: Rabbits have a unique digestive system. They eat their own poop (cecotropes) to get the most nutrients from their food. This process is called cecotrophy.
* Eliminating waste: After digesting, rabbits produce two types of droppings: hard, dry pellets and soft, moist cecotropes.
Here are some specific things rabbits do when eating:
* Graze on grasses, hay, and vegetables: These are their main food sources.
* Nibble on fruits and flowers: They enjoy these as treats in moderation.
* Drink plenty of water: Water is essential for their health.
* Eat their own poop: This might sound gross, but it's a natural part of their digestion.
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