How Many Legs Do Rabbits Have?

Most rabbits have four legs. Two front legs and two back legs. However, there are some rabbits that are born with a condition called reduviperus which causes them to be born with only two legs. These rabbits typically don't live very long as they have a hard time getting around and doing the things that normal rabbits do.

A rabbit has four legs. Two front legs and two back legs.

A baby rabbit has four legs.

Assuming you would like a scientific answer to this question:

A three-legged rabbit would have three legs.

A four-legged rabbit has four legs.

There's no right answer to this question, as it depends on how you interpret it. A five-legged rabbit could have four legs and a tail, or two legs and three feet. If you consider a tail to be a leg, then the rabbit would have six legs. It all depends on how you define a leg.

A six-legged rabbit has 12 legs.

A seven-legged rabbit has eight legs.

An eight-legged rabbit has eight legs.

There's no such thing as a nine-legged rabbit!