Domesticated rabbits have been selectively bred over generations for certain traits like docility, coat color, and size, while wild rabbits are adapted to survive in the wild with natural instincts for foraging, hiding, and reproducing. Domesticated rabbits are often more trusting of humans compared to wild rabbits, which are typically more skittish and wary of humans. Additionally, domesticated rabbits may have different physical characteristics and behaviors compared to their wild counterparts.
