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A rabbit is a mammal.

Contents

• Places
• Arts and entertainment
• Film and stage
• Music
• Paintings
• Fictional characters
• Other arts and entertainment
• Technology
• Computing
• Sports
• Transportation
• Other uses
• See also

Rabbit, The Rabbit or Rabbits may also refer to:

Places

• Rabbit Mountain, a volcano in the Yukon, Canada
• Rabbit River (Michigan), United States
• Rabbit River (Bois de Sioux), Minnesota, United States
• Rabbit River (Mississippi River), Minnesota, United States
• Rabbit Island (disambiguation), in various countries

Arts and entertainment

Technology

• Rabbit (nuclear engineering)
• Rabbit (telecommunications), a telephone service
• Rabbit, sequenced flashing lights in an approach lighting system for air traffic
• Rabbit Semiconductor, a micro-controller manufacturer
• Rabb.it, a video streaming service
• Rabbit r1, a personal assistant device

Sports

• Pacemaker (running) or rabbit, a type of race competitor
• Rabbit, a term in the game of cricket
• Svendborg Rabbits, a Danish basketball team

Transportation

• Fuji Rabbit, a motor scooter
• Grey Rabbit, a defunct bus company in the United States
• Philippine Rabbit, a bus company
• Volkswagen Rabbit, a car

Other uses

• Rabbit (nickname), a list of people
• Rabbit (zodiac), in the Chinese zodiac
• Rabbit vibrator, a type of sex toy

See also

• All pages with titles beginning with Rabbit
• All pages with titles containing Rabbit
• Br'er Rabbit, a fictional character as Uncle Remus tells stories of the Southern United States
• "Rabbit rabbit rabbit", a British superstitious phrase
• Bunny (disambiguation)
• Eddie Rabbitt (1941–1998), country singer
• Jimmy "B-Rabbit" Smith Jr., fictional character in 8 Mile
• Rabit (musician), an American producer of experimental electronic music
• Rabbet, a carpentry term
• Rabbitt (disambiguation)
• Rabbitte, a surname of Irish origin

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