In Real Life rabbits come in a variety of colors. Most of these colors are a result of breeding for appearance in domestic breeds of rabbit (though as with any animal, breeding exclusively for color can sometimes lead to health problems). Wild rabbits and hares are almost invariably gray or brown in order to aid in camouflage, though some will have white winter coats to blend in with the snow. In fiction however, rabbits are frequently depicted as pure white, regardless of breed or season. Not to be confused with Follow the White Rabbit. Subtrope of Typical Cartoon Animal Colors. Examples: