What's the difference in a bunny and a rabbit?

This is a totally dumb question but what is the difference in a bunny and a rabbit?What's the difference in a bunny and a rabbit?
Bunny is younger like a baby.


A rabbit is an adult. Other than that, they are pretty much the sameWhat's the difference in a bunny and a rabbit?
A bunny is a baby rabbit
There is no difference between the two. They are two different names for the same thing. And a bunny is not a baby rabbit. A baby rabbit is called a kitten, by the way.
a bunny is just used to describe a baby bunny or a cute rabbit. that's, i am guessing is the only difference.
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same as a cat or a pussycat......no difference.... just the way you say it
isn't a bunny a baby rabbit? i think u should check on ask.com
I'm guessing the size or whether its a baby bunny or a full grown rabbit...
Usually a bunny refers to a young rabbit.
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there is no difference
kit = baby rabbit


rabbit = rabbit


bunny = rabbit, possibly baby rabbit also.





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Rabbits are animals that hop around in the woods, open plains or swamps.





Bunnies come in three forms. Their are snow bunnies on the ski slopes, then there are beach bunnies at the beaches, and then there are Hugh Heffner's bunnies.
people use 'bunny' to distinquish a baby rabbit from an adult rabbit. usually however it is just a cutesy term for a rabbit. Other names for baby rabbits include: kits, cubs, pups.
OMG..NOTHING...bunny iz wut children call rabbits cuz they try 2 act cute..rabbit is a more formal way 2 say it..daaaaaa!
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A baby rabbit is called a leveret not a bunny!
ones a baby and ones an adult
bunnies are cute. rabbits just love to do it. wink wink.
I think you mean; what is the difference between a rabbit and a hare? Bunny is a childlike, cuddly, term of endearment for a long eared, hopping, nibbling varmint.
They are the same i think one is just a term of indearment.
They are the same thing. Little kids just say bunny.
I don't know that there is.....I always used bunny = domestic and rabbit = wild.
NONE but some people refer to younger rabbits as bunnies...... but they are technically called kits.......
The mammal is the same. It's simply a different term. A rabbit is the correct name. Bunny is slang.
a bunny is a baby rabbit
A rabbit has long ears and short tails.
I think they are the same
there is no difference, they're both names for the same animal
A bunny works for Hugh Hefner?
No difference at all, a bunny is a cute name for a rabbit
Bunnies are adorable! Rabbits have sex a lot.