Angora Rabbit
The Angora Rabbit is a soft, fluffy, and extremely gentle rabbit known for its long, wool-like fur. Calm and quiet by nature, this rabbit looks like a moving cotton ball and instantly attracts attention, especially from children. At Able Village Kannur, the Angora Rabbit is loved for its cute appearance, peaceful behaviour, and friendly nature.
Appearance & Size
Angora Rabbits are famous for their long, silky fur.
- Fur: Long, soft, wool-like fur covering the entire body
- Body Colour: White, cream, grey, brown, or mixed shades
- Eyes: Large and gentle (can be dark or red in albino types)
- Ears: Medium-length ears, often with fur tufts
- Body Shape: Compact and fluffy
- Length: Around 35–45 cm
- Weight: Approximately 2.5–4 kg
Their thick fur makes them look much bigger than they actually are.
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Nature & Behaviour
Angora Rabbits are calm, gentle, and shy animals.
- Very peaceful and quiet
- Gentle and non-aggressive
- Enjoys calm environments
- Moves slowly and carefully
- Comfortable with gentle human presence
They are perfect for relaxed, family-friendly animal sections.
Intelligence & Awareness
Angora Rabbits are gentle but aware animals.
- Recognizes familiar surroundings
- Learns feeding routines
- Responds calmly to caretakers
- Shows comfort through relaxed posture
- Observes quietly rather than being active
They prefer calm handling and quiet surroundings.
Natural Habitat
Angora Rabbits are domesticated animals and do not exist in the wild.
They were originally developed for their wool and are now found worldwide in protected environments.
Food & Diet
Angora Rabbits are herbivores.
Typical diet includes:
- Fresh grass and hay
- Leafy vegetables
- Carrots and greens (in moderation)
- Special rabbit feed
- Clean drinking water
A fibre-rich diet is important for their digestion and fur health.
Lifespan
With proper care, Angora Rabbits live a healthy life.
- Average lifespan: 7–12 years
Interaction at Our Park
At Able Village Kannur, visitors can:
- Observe the Angora Rabbit up close
- Enjoy its fluffy appearance
- Learn about rabbit care and behaviour
- Take photos under caretaker supervision
Our caretakers ensure the rabbits are clean, comfortable, and stress-free.
Why Angora Rabbit is Special
- Extremely soft and fluffy fur
- Calm and gentle personality
- Very attractive to children
- Peaceful and easy to observe
- One of the cutest animals in the park
This rabbit adds softness and charm to the animal collection.
Fun Facts
- Angora fur is used to make wool
- Needs regular grooming to stay healthy
- One of the fluffiest rabbit breeds
- Prefers quiet and gentle handling
Bird Info
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Scientific Name
Oryctolagus cuniculus
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Common Name
Angora Rabbit
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Origin
Domesticated
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Average Lifespan
7–12 years
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Adult Size
35–45 cm
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Weight
2.5–4 kg
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Diet
Grass, hay, vegetables, rabbit feed
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Temperament
Gentle, calm, quiet, friendly