Rabbit production



14 MUST KNOW FACTS ABOUT RABBIT MEAT PRODUCTION AROUND THE WORLD

This section will consider particularly those terms which are regularly used in rabbit reproduction that have to bear with the process of bringing forth young ones.

Male: The male rabbit is known as the buck.
Female: The female rabbit is known as the doe.
Gestation: The gestation period of a rabbit is 29-35 days.
Litter: The litter size can vary from 4-12 offspring.

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