Which of the following terms describes rabbits?

The term that accurately describes rabbits is "lagomorphs." This classification is scientifically specific and includes not only rabbits but also hares and pikas. Lagomorphs belong to the order Lagomorpha, which is characterized by distinct features such as two pairs of upper incisors that set them apart from rodents.

Contextual Details:

1. Fur bearers: While it is true that rabbits have fur, this term is too broad and can refer to many types of animals, not just rabbits. It does not provide the specific scientific classification that "lagomorphs" does.

2. Reptiles: This classification is entirely incorrect, as rabbits are mammals, not reptiles. Reptiles are cold-blooded and have scales, while rabbits are warm-blooded animals with fur.

3. None of the above: This option implies that none of the provided terms are correct. However, since "lagomorphs" is indeed the correct classification for rabbits, this choice does not apply.

Thus, "lagomorphs" is the precise terminology acknowledging the distinct biological classification of rabbits and related species.