Drabbits are known for being able to inhabit almost any climate.
They have the amazing capability of adapting to every situation, and fast too.

They can live in freezing, scorching, humid and rough environments. 
In a rare occasion they can even live in space.

Although able to adapt fast, they often prefer to settle down in 1 location, so here are some sub-species.
Arctic Drabbit
Desert Drabbit
Tropical Drabbit
Mountain Drabbit
Galactic Drabbit (Stardusties)

Arctic Drabbits live in cold tundras and their fur is dense and long. 
A shorter, more compact layer of fur also developed underneath the upper coat, to help insulate heat better. 
The fuzz inside their ears is more compact so that heat doesn’t escape from the huge ear surface. 
They tend to have lighter pelts, often with a cold undertone. This is for natural camouflage. 
Their plating can be white, black or have a cold pastel color, such as blue.

Desert Drabbits inhabit a warmer climate, such as scorching deserts, therefore their pelt is short and heat resistant. 
The fuzz on their ears leaves plenty of space for heat to escape throughout the day. 
They often hide in cooler places during the day, during the night they’ll come out to scavenge or hunt for food. 
The colors they feature are more sandy, beige toned. 
They can also rock other warm browns and sometimes even lean towards pink hues. 
Their plates are warm pastel colors.

Tropical Drabbits are indigenous to the rainforests and have a short, dense pelt. 
The density keeps out the humidity and rain that is no stranger to the rainforests. 
Just like Desert Drabbits, they feature warm coat colors, though often they’re a tad more orangey and darker. 
They also take on crazier colors than the others, like greens, blues and reds… kind of like those toxic frogs. 
These colors are to scare of any predators, as they might think they’re poisonous. 
Their plates can have these crazy colors too, but they can also have any pastel hue to them.

Mountain Drabbits live high up in these rocky environments. 
Their ears actually function as a way of keeping balance now, rather than just for hearing.
They’re able to steer their balance with small movements of their ears. Their coats are semi-long, but they don’t have a double coat. 
They often do sprout fur tufts along their body, though the reason for this isn’t entirely clear. 
Their coats are often grey-toned, but can also feature dusty browns. 
Their pelts often have very unsaturated tones, to prevent them from standing out. 
If they live nearer to the cave systems they can have luminous markings to help illuminate these caves. 
Their plating is often a lot darker than their fur.

Galactic Drabbits, also known as Stardusties, are the rarest sub-species of Drabbits. 
These interstellar critters hold the ability to live out in space and travel around to surrounding planets. 
They’re born from dying stars and feed on Star Essence. This essence is vital to their survivability out in space. 
They often have small pieces of star dust stuck in their fur, which twinkle gently, this is also why they got their name “Stardusties”. 
Their coats can be any color, as well as their plates… they do, however, always have big tufts with a galaxy-like effect to them. 
If they have horns, these will also have the galaxy effect and also their hair and smaller markings on the body can hold this effect.