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Is a bunny a rodent?

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Is a bunny a rodent?

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  1. No..they are actually called lagomorphs


  2. No people, they are not rodents.  They are known as Lagomorphs.

  3. I think they are, but u can double check if u want. If they are not, they are the closest relative to rodents, because they are the closest relative to the guinea pig.

  4. yes yes they are

  5. No, rabbits and hares are their own family of mammals in themselves.

  6. NO WAY bunnies are not rodents

  7. Yes it is.

    It is just more cuddly (hence the name "bunny") than its brother, the RAT.

  8. noo they r not

  9. No, rabbits and hares are lagomorphs.

    There's a few differences, I seem to remember one being that both upper and lower teeth in  rodents  grow continuously whereas only one of them grows continuously in lagomorphs.

    I'd look it up if I were you .

    But no,not rodents.

  10. No they are lagomorphes

    answer mine?

    http://nz.answers.yahoo.com/question/ind...

  11. Rodents are any animals that's teeth do not stop growing I think .. so mice, hamsters, rabbits ...etc.. I will look that up and double check though..

  12. Rabbits and hares were once classified as rodents because of their large, chisel-shaped incisors. However, they are quite distinct anatomically and have a long, separate evolutionary history; they are now classified in an order of their own, the Lagomorpha. Using DNA analyses as evidence, some scientists believe that the some other groups of rodents have descended from different ancestors and should thus be placed in orders of their own.
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