How to draw a rabbit with simple strokes

The simple steps of drawing a rabbit are as follows:

Material preparation: paper, brush.

1. Draw the outline of the upper half of the rabbit’s head.

2. Draw the lower part of the head and nose.

3. Draw the rabbit’s long ears, two long oblate shapes.

4. In the rabbit’s eyes, front teeth and mouth.

5. Draw the down on the chest and belly.

6. Draw two forelimbs.

7. Next are the two thick hind legs and toes.

8. Finally, there is the rabbit’s short tail.

Rabbit is a herbivorous vertebrate animal belonging to the family Leporidae of the order Lagomorpha. Rabbits have small, slightly elongated heads, short mouths, vertical clefts on the upper lip, and large eyeballs. The color of the eyes varies with the species, including pink, black, brown, etc.; the ears are larger, upright or drooping, which are mostly characteristics of the species. one.

The living habits and breeding methods of rabbits:

1. Living habits

Rabbits are timid animals that are prone to sudden noises, strangers and strangers. Animals such as cats and dogs can cause it to panic. During feeding and management, noises that cause rabbits to panic should be avoided as much as possible, and strangers, cats and dogs, etc. should be prohibited from entering the rabbit house.

The rabbit has sharp hearing and a sensitive sense of smell, but it is timid and afraid of being frightened and is good at running. It is nocturnal and somnolent, very active at night, but quiet during the day, with a docile temperament but poor sociability.

2. Reproduction method

When rabbits grow up and start to be in estrus, the male rabbits often slap their hind legs hard on the ground to make a sound, and chase after the female rabbits. It is easy to distinguish the male and female rabbits during this period. This behavior of the male rabbit is to woo the female rabbit and express his presence to her. When a female rabbit is in estrus, she can secrete a special smell, raise her tail and swing it constantly to spread the secreted smell outward, thereby luring male rabbits.

The gestation period of rabbits is 30-35 days, and each litter gives birth to 1-12 rabbits. The natural lifespan of rabbits is generally 4-9 years. It is difficult to tell the difference between male and female rabbits. The gender of newborn rabbits can generally be identified by observing the shape of the genital pore and the distance from the anus. If the hole is flat and slightly larger, and the distance between it and the anus is closer, it is a female rabbit; if the hole is round and slightly smaller, and the distance between it and the anus is farther, it is a male rabbit.