Habitat Hoppers

This passage explains where rabbits live and how they adapt to different environments. Found on every continent except Antarctica, rabbits thrive in grasslands, meadows, forests, and even deserts. They dig burrows called warrens to stay cool, hide from predators, and raise their young. The passage highlights how rabbits’ adaptability allows them to survive in a wide range of climates and habitats around the world.

Students strengthen reading comprehension and informational organization by identifying habitat types and animal adaptations. The passage builds scientific vocabulary related to ecosystems and geography while promoting critical thinking about how animals adjust to environmental challenges. It also encourages text-to-world connections, helping students appreciate biodiversity and survival strategies.