What Is The Difference Between A Bunny And A Rabbit?

There isn't really a difference, unless you are looking at age difference, but that is about it, I think you could have asked the difference between a hare and a rabbit, there is a difference there, the hare is from the lepus genus, and the rabbit is just considered leporidae no genus found there. Hope this helps.

There is no difference bunny is a term used by some for rabbits.

Oh a trick question eh? There is no difference unless you mean the easter bunny. He is only a bunny because have you ever heard of the Easter rabbit , I rest my case.

It just depends on what the person wants to call the animal a bunny or a rabbit.  Technically, the proper word to use would be rabbit.  You would call a stuffed animal a bunny usually depending on what one wants to call it. 

Bunny is more of a baby and rabbit is when big

Because a bunny is small and a rabbit is bigger

Well there both the same but there kind of similar I suppose.

A bunny is a baby rabbit

Wait but don't rabbits have longer ears and bunnies are shorter and fluffier and have small ears?

My bunny's name is Bunny Rabbit.. So there better be no difference :)
Or else, I hear they make great stew.