What do baby rabbits at night?

Baby rabbits, also known as kits, are most active at night! This is because they are crepuscular, meaning they are most active during twilight hours (dawn and dusk).

Here's what baby rabbits typically do at night:

* Nurse: Kits rely heavily on their mother's milk for nourishment, so they spend a significant amount of time nursing.

* Play: They often play and wrestle with their siblings, developing their coordination and social skills.

* Explore: They start venturing out from the nest and exploring their surroundings, learning about their environment.

* Rest: They also need their sleep, so they'll take naps throughout the night.

While they are most active at night, baby rabbits can sometimes be seen during the day, especially if they are hungry or need to use the restroom. However, they generally prefer the safety and darkness of night.