* Their fur color: Rabbits have fur that is usually a mix of browns, greys, and whites, which helps them blend into their natural environments, such as grasslands, forests, and fields.
* Their posture: When they feel threatened, rabbits will often flatten themselves against the ground, making themselves appear smaller and harder to spot.
* Their stillness: Rabbits are masters of stillness and remain motionless for long periods when feeling threatened. This makes them incredibly difficult to spot against a backdrop of similar colors and textures.
While not technically camouflage, these adaptations provide a level of concealment that helps them avoid predators.