According to Dr. Oz, varicose and spider veins are the result of a similar process that involves how well blood travels through the venous system from the lower legs back to the heart.
Baby rabbits stay with their mothers until about 10-12 weeks, this is when they are able to move around quicker, avoid predators, and forage on their own. In the wild they should start adventuring out of the nest at 5 or 6 weeks to start learning from mom. At least 6 weeks.
Rabbit mothers only tend to their babies when it is time to feed them. Wild rabbits will only visit a nest once or twice a day for only 5 minutes to feed-this is their way of not bringing attention to the nest and to protect it from predators. Baby wild rabbits leave the nest much sooner than domesticated rabbits.