Rabbits communicate with each other through various methods such as body language, vocalizations, and scent marking. Body language plays a significant role in rabbit communication, including thumping their hind legs when alarmed or in danger, grooming each other to show affection, and lying flat on the ground to express submission. Rabbits also make different vocalizations such as purring, grunting, and soft teeth grinding to convey their emotions. Additionally, rabbits use scent marking through chin rubbing and marking their territory with their scent glands to communicate with other rabbits.
