How is the body shape described if it is referred to as 'snaky'?

The description of a body shape as 'snaky' refers to a slim and narrow appearance. This term evokes the image of a snake, which is characterized by a long, slender body devoid of bulk. In the context of rabbits, a 'snaky' body shape suggests a sleek, aerodynamic profile that allows for agility and quick movements. Such a body shape is often associated with specific breeds or types of rabbits that are bred for characteristics that emphasize slenderness. The other descriptions do not align with the 'snaky' concept; for instance, round and compact would imply a fuller body, while short and stout indicates a stockier form, neither of which conveys the elongated, slim quality inherent in the term.