Chapter - Prorotype Methods

In the first section. your reference to 'prototype' is confusing and, if I understand the concept correctly, incorrect:

let animal = {
  eats: true
};

// create a new object with animal as a **prototype**
let rabbit = Object.create(animal); // same as {__proto__: animal}

In this example:

• rabbit's [[Prototype]] property is set to animal

It's unfortunate that the JS specification used the same word for two different concepts, b/c I think even experts like you guys occasionally conflate the two terms.

Am I missing sth?

Start with the tutorial's first section containing the quoted Object.create(animal) example and review how it uses “prototype” and [[Prototype]]. Check the terminology against the JavaScript specification or surrounding tutorial explanations. Done means the section clearly distinguishes the relevant concepts or explains why the existing wording is correct.