Jawaban:

Animals Activities.

Rabbit:

Rabbits are small, herbivorous mammals known for their long ears and hopping gait. They are active mainly during the early morning and evening hours, spending much of the day resting in burrows or hiding under brush to avoid predators. Rabbits are social animals and can be found in groups called colonies or warrens. Their activities include foraging for food such as grass, leaves, and bark, grooming themselves and other rabbits in their colony, and playing or socializing with other rabbits.

Butterfly:

Butterflies are insects with wings that are covered in colorful scales. They have a unique life cycle, beginning as a caterpillar and then transforming into a chrysalis before emerging as a butterfly. Butterflies are most active during the day and can be found flitting from flower to flower, drinking nectar and pollinating plants. They also spend time basking in the sun to warm their wings and hide from predators by blending into their surroundings. Butterflies are important to the ecosystem as pollinators and can be a sign of a healthy ecosystem.

Bat:

Bats are mammals that are adapted to flight, with wings made of skin stretched over elongated fingers. They are nocturnal animals, sleeping during the day in dark places such as caves, trees, or buildings. At night, they emerge to forage for insects and other small prey, using echolocation to navigate and find food. Bats are social animals and can be found in groups called colonies. They also play an important role in the ecosystem by pollinating flowers and dispersing seeds.