Rabbits Are Farsighted

One of the interesting facts about rabbits is a rabbit's eyesight is somewhat hazy up close because, like farsighted humans, their eyes are designed to focus more on distant objects. Naturally, when objects are far away, rabbits will perceive them more clearly.

This implies that when predators and threats are further away, a rabbit will be more likely to notice them. A rabbit has a better chance of surviving if it has more time to recognize danger and flee. It's just one more way in which rabbit eyes are made to last.

In close proximity, rabbits can locate food and small objects that might be in the way by using their keen sense of smell and their whiskers. Therefore, having good close vision is not as important. Rabbits can also see close-up things, albeit they will appear a little hazy.