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Dead Rabbit

General

Category

Food

Encumbrance

1.0

Properties

Days fresh

8 days

Days until rotten

12 days

Nutrition

Hunger

-45

Calories

1730

Carbohydrates

0

Proteins

330

Fat

35

Effect

Unhappiness

20

Cooking

Time until cooked

25 minutes

Time until burned

60 minutes

Dangerous uncooked

True

Bad microwaved

True

Technical

Item ID

Base.DeadRabbit

A dead rabbit is a perishable food item used in cooking.

Usage

Consumable properties

A dead rabbit can be eaten raw, which can make the player sick. Consuming after being cooked will provide the player with some positive effects, however these will become negative the longer it's left to perish.

	Fresh	Stale	Rotten
Uncooked	Hunger: -40 Unhappiness: +20 Dangerous uncooked, may cause sickness.	Hunger: -30 Boredom: +10 Unhappiness: +10 Dangerous uncooked, may cause sickness.	Hunger: -18 Boredom: +20 Unhappiness: +40 Dangerous, will cause sickness.
Cooked	Hunger: -52	Hunger: -30 Boredom: +10 Unhappiness: +10	Hunger: -18 Boredom: +20 Unhappiness: +40 Dangerous, will cause sickness.
Burned	Hunger: -13 Boredom: +20 Unhappiness: +40 Dangerous, will cause sickness.

Crafting

Dead rabbit can be used in various cooking recipes.

Cooking

Main article: Cooking

Product	Ingredients	Tools	Requirements	Workstation	XP
Rabbit Meat	One of: Kitchen Knife ×1 Hunting Knife ×1 Meat Cleaver ×1 Stone Knife ×1 Machete ×1 Each of: Dead Rabbit ×1	none	none	none	2.5 Cooking

Distribution

The loot distributions can be found in the table(s) below.

DeadRabbit distribution Show / Hide

Effective chance calculations are based off of default loot settings, and median zombie density. The higher the density of zombies in an area, the higher the effective chance of an item spawning. Chance is also influenced by the lucky and unlucky traits.

Vehicles

Type	Container	Effective chance
Hunter	Trunk	19.27%
Ranger	Trunk	10.78%

Foraging

Amount	Skill level	Biomes	Weather modifiers				Month modifiers
			Snow	Rain	Day	Night	Months available	Bonus months	Malus months
---	10	Forest 1 DeepForest 1 Vegitation 2 FarmLand 2 Farm 2 TrailerPark 0 TownZone 0 Nav 1	-10	-	-	-	-	-	March April

Trapping

Main article: Trapping

Rabbits can usually be found in the forests and rarely in urban settings. They are a nocturnal creature that can often be caught between 19:00 and 5:00.

They can be caught in a trap box, trap crate, snare trap or cage trap, and using a carrot, cabbage, potato, tomato, corn, bell pepper, lettuce, apple, banana, or peach as bait.

Gallery

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  Rabbit model teased for a future version

Code

Code snippet! This section contains source code from Project ZomboidShow / Hide

Source: ProjectZomboid\media\scripts\items_food.txt

Retrieved: Build 41.78.16

item DeadRabbit
	{
		DisplayName = Dead Rabbit,
		DisplayCategory = Food,
		Type = Food,
		Weight = 1.0,
		Icon = RabbitDead,
		BadCold = true,
		BadInMicrowave = true,
		DangerousUncooked = TRUE,
		GoodHot = true,
		IsCookable = TRUE,
		RemoveUnhappinessWhenCooked = true,
		MinutesToCook = 25,
		MinutesToBurn = 60,
		DaysFresh = 8,
		DaysTotallyRotten = 12,
		HungerChange = -45,
		UnhappyChange = 20,
		Calories = 1730,
		Carbohydrates = 0,
		Lipids = 35,
		Proteins = 330,
		CustomEatSound = EatingDeadAnimal,
		WorldStaticModel = DeadRabbit,
	}

See also

• Animal
• Trapping