i remember having a pet rabbit and i was helping her give birth, a few minutes after washing my hands i came back to the mother eating one of her kids and oh my god i was traumatized
That's why you let them deal with the birth themselves. You shouldn't mess with a rabbits nest or touch the newborn babies or there's the risk of her eating them. It's instinct, doesn't matter if the rabbit is a domestic softy.
So I come home from work and found what I thought was a bird nest on the ground by where I park at. I checked to see if there was any eggs in the nest and found 5 baby rabbits under the nest about 5 inches below ground level. I was astonished and amazed at seeing these little fury creatures so close to my house. I knew they couldn't stay there though cause the mower would run over the nest and they'd have no luck surviving that so I moved the nest about 4 feet away right beside my back porch. I did research before doing this and made sure I wore gloves and tried to leave none of my bodily sent behind on the nest or babies. After placing the babies in the nest I dug, I covered it with the mothers fur that was over their previous one and added a little more camouflage with leaves and grass. I wanted to make sure the mother wouldn't abandon them due to seeing the nest moved so I layed a rug over the one she built and placed a little fur track and rubbed the fur on the grass leading to the nest I built. I checked on it the next night and found the mother feeding her babies in the nest I made. Made me feel great that the mom didn't abandon her kids and she actually stayed on the nest for quite a while which made me think she feels safe there. I am no expert on this matter and really have never messed with wild rabbits before but after this experience it really opened my eyes to how these small cute creatures live and thrive. So update, these cute guys are running around my house and growing pretty fast. They'll eat my scraps I throw out and chase beside my car when I leave and come home from work. I decided not to name em or try making them pets, but rather show them some kindness and respect their space. The mother of the bunch sort of greets me when I come home by running up to the car looking at me and then hops off under a shed near my house. Kinda silly but Im proud to have a family of bunnies knowing they're safe near my place. Anyways hope this might brighten up someone's day as they did mine.
That's cute. Our neighbors had domesticated bunnies & idk how our dog got ahold of one. We have a fenced in yard. but I guess there was a tiny opening. Dogs dig, rabbits dig, idk. I usually take what my hubby says w/ a grain of salt. But he said he had found the bunny in laceys mouth. Which is a pitt. What if plot twist, she's been so used to other animals, she doesn't even want to hunt anything but save them instead. Or what if our bunny, rocky, was like screw this. I refuse to be buried alive. He really is that adventurous & fearless. But he's a baby... so, he prob doesn't over think anything. When my hubby said he peeked through the fence to see how the other bunnies were doing, he said they didn't make it... & bunny parents r crap, bc she buried them alive. Come to find out, I guess he was telling the truth. Our neighbors r kin to the landlord too, & we want to keep the bunny (they haven't gone around asking for bunnies missing or anything) but we haven't bothered saying anything. & were not going to. But thx for the bunny pet anyways. It's a relief it's a domesticated kind, bc 😔 all the animals we try to save. ..We obviously have no clue what we're doing. More & more I'm watching how his personality is being formed & he's just the cutest. For some reason, he's the most attached to me. I love him, he's so tiny.
Wow never got thus much attention from a comment I posted. So update on the bunnies they're pretty much full grown and come out in the morning then hide in the brush, possibly sleep, during the day, and then out all night. Hoping they have more babies around my place so I can keep watching them. Some of my neighbors had big rabbits as pets and I guess decided they didn't want them anymore and put them outside. They're now coming over to my place randomly and I'll put some food and water out for them. I figured the coyotes would have no problem catching them cause they move really slow but apparently coyotes don't like the big ones cause they've been alive for a couple months now. Anyway there's an update on the bunny farm around my place haha. Hope everyone is having a blessed and safe rest of the year.
"why the childhood of rabbits is so terrible" Me who discovered a baby bunny made a home in one of my plant pots and was happily stealing the tomatoes off my tomato plant: Oh really?
That may be cute now, but wait until all your tomatoes you're trying to grow are devoured. Remember what was said in the video about the farmer who needed to go to great extremes to get rid of rabbits that were overrunning his property? They need to eat, and that need means that if you allow it, they will eat what you're trying to grow and leave nothing left for your own consumption
@@matthewkuscienko4616 yup. Also, I'd like to take this opportunity to challenge all animal loving "associations" to persuade all Australian farmers not to kill rabbits.
Friends family have been protecting a family of rabbits that come to their yard every year. She once witnessed her grandmother swat a crow with a broom to protect the babies.
Rabbits are actually very dedicated mothers. And watching the babies and mom together can be very touching. I had one doe who was the sweetest thing with her babies. Every day she would take time to sit with her face pressed against all her babies faces individually.
I found a nest in my backyard, on Easter day of all days! It was a blessing, honestly as I had recently lost my precious dog(been ten years now and I am still not over her loss) at the time and was still mourning heavily. I left them alone until a cat caught the mother rabbit(she did get away safely and even returned to feed the babies) I heard her loud squealing cries and I chased the cat away, the next few days, the cat kept lurking in my yard and a very heavy storm flooded their nest days later so I brought them inside. Put them back in the nest for the mama to feed but eneded up bottle feeding them then releasing them a week or two later. What an experience it was. I will never, ever forget it.
I found 5 dead baby rabbits in the middle of my driveway a couple weeks ago, they only looked to be a couple days old so their mother must of just left them there and they died on their own. Its really creepy because a couple weeks before that I found a dead baby bird that fell out of its nest right in the same spot. Sounds like the start to a horror movie
A few years ago I was cleaning out an overgrown small garden area. It had been overgrown for a few years. I was using a pitchfork to break up the sod and weed roots. I looked down and saw a small amount of fur lying on the ground. I picked a little of it up. It was very soft. I wasn't sure what animal had left it there. So, I resumed using the pitchfork. Suddenly, a small creature can shooting out under the weeds. It took me by surprise, until I saw that it was a baby rabbit. I put the pitchfork down and reached down to collect the bunny. Since I felt that I had pretty much destroyed the burrow, I put the bunny in a box. I was so sorry for not seeing that fur and putting 2 & 2 together and knowing that it could have been a burrow. But, I didn't even think about that. So, I gently pulled what was left of the burrow apart and found three other baby bunnies. Unfortunately, one of them wasn't moving. When I picked it up he had one tiny cut on his head (I assume from the pitchfork). It was not life-threatening, so he must of died of fright. So, I scooped up the other bunnies and put them in the box. I buried the one little bunny that didn't make it. I called my relative who is licensed to rehabilitate bunnies. She took them and nurtured them for a couple weeks till they were bigger. Then she gave them back to me and I released them back into my yard. I was heartbroken that I must have killed that one bunny. It broke my heart as I love animals. But, I share this story so that if anyone who reads this ever comes across some fur while gardening, look carefully, because the fur could be indicating a bunny burrow.
I found shredded baby bunnies in the road in front of my house. At first I thought someone did it intentionally, then it hit me my mom had mowed over their nest when she mowed the ditch. Now I check the entire property before anyone mows. I hope to never have it happen again. We live, we learn I guess.
I have 7 rabbits, we have had 2 batches, the mom has her babies in a burrow she digs and covers it with her fur, the babies start to tunnel themselves within a week of being born, digging out tunnels that link back to their burrow. The mom comes back about twice a day to feed them, within 4 weeks they are grown enough to leave the burrow and go out on their own. The saddest part.....if the mom thinks a predator is getting close to discovering her burrow, she will pretend to be hurt and lure the predator away.
A few weeks ago there were little baby bunnies in my yard. The grass cutter spotted them and told my mom which she told me a week after. I went to go outside to look for them and they were all dead. I was really sad, I still wonder what happened idk if the storm got them or the mother neglected them. They weren’t all the way in the hole btw.
My cat used to bring home baby bunnies. Dunno where he found them, we'd search the yard but could never find a nest. He never killed any of them, he'd usually drop them in the house and they'd bolt off. So we'd put them back outside and they'd run off, I like to think they found their way home lol
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@@redjaygaming9757 Yea, I definitely agree that our intentions are often pure or good but our curiosity often gets the best of us and everything around us. Like in this case, I don't at all believe the family meant harm. It's clear they were gentle and kind but it's definitely a lesson that sometimes we just have to leave things alone.
@@rantallaboutit humans are humans. But people should be more aware of those who fuking things up in animal world intentionally/ knowingly and animals suffering big time
Once, back when we lived in Colorado, my mom was mowing the lawn and accidentally revealed a bunch of baby bunnies. She nicked one with the mower, but it was superficial-- the little guy was just fine. She noticed and called me out to see them. It was utterly adorable. We just put some of the cut grass over top of it. Didn't move or touch them.
The rabbit abandoning her babies, if they're disturbed is incorrect. They can be moved several feet away from the original nest and the mother will return over several nights, calling to her young, until she locates them. About the only time a mother rabbit will abandon her nest, is if there is the smell of blood in or around the nest. Make sure that you're sharing real facts, please.
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@@ionicblur When the people forget their duty they are no longer human and become something less than beasts. They have no place in the bosom of humanity nor in the heart of the God Emperor. Let them die and be forgotten.
@@johnfuller6870 The Daemonic leads to two crimes. You turn away from the path of righteousness. And you abandon the God Emperor of mankind as the object of your devotion. For the first, death is merely a just retribution. The second is a heresy so terrible that no punishment can be sufficient. Yet the search for an appropriate penalty continues, and it shall be found as your punishment.
I have taken care of special needs rabbits and tried to provide an ideal diet and environment for them. My special Lop bun Mio passed over to the Rainbow Bridge several years ago, and I miss him so much! Thank you for this video, I really liked it.
Wow. As a person who grew up in a family who raises rabbits for breeding, selling, and showing, I am rather impressed by all of this information gathered and displayed about how a mother rabbit takes care of her young even about the odor that the babies produce. Nicely done! The only thing I can think of that was overlooked or unoticed was the dangers of interacting with a baby rabbit in the nest either in the wild or in captivity. If any of the mother's young smells different the mother will stop feeding it and disone the child by either removing it from the nest or kill it and eat it. In some rare scenarios the mother will abandon them all leaving them to die.
One time I was walking through my backyard and I felt a big dip in the ground but luckily I didn’t step down and then I uncovered the hole and there was a bunch of baby bunnies inside so we left them there for about a little less than a week but they seemed to be abandoned, my guess is that she thought our dogs were predators and mother rabbits will abandon their babies if they feel that there are predators nearby and they will be unable to save their children so they would rather just save themselves and reproduce, we kept an eye on them I never saw a mom bunny come back for them so we took them to a wildlife sanctuary and they all ended up thriving EDIT: I WAS EIGHT WHEN THIS HAPPENED AND ALL THE BUNNIES GREW UP HEALTHY AND WELL I CANT CHANGE THE SITUATION THAT HAPPENED ALMOST 10 YEARS AGO my family at the time didn’t know better and neither did I and obviously soon after I understood I shouldn’t have touched them in the first place because that’s what the wildlife sanctuary told us, we did the best thing we could for them and did what the animal sanctuaries in our state told us to do.. never did I once say this was the correct thing to do. I was just sharing my experience. We were told the mother likely didn’t come back because we were constantly letting our dogs out on the porch that they were buried right near.
The same situation happened with me except we let them stay. The mother rabbit only comes at night and they usually nest in areas with predators (buried in a nest so that the predators don’t detect them) because they know the predator will scare away other predators. If the mom was actually coming there to feed her children you probably just told her that the area is unsafe for nesting kids because she came back and her babies were gone.
Ugh, I don’t have to imagine it… I find a couple of baby bunnies hidden in my yard ever year… I’m aware to leave them be, but mowing is tricky.. the mower is scary enough to randomly jump out and run in random directions every time it comes close lol
Bunnies had to stay in the underground to dodge diverse predators' attack, actually, they haven't any choice and no other ways to avoid it. Those fluffy cuties don't have any defensive ways to survive except for running away. 😶😶
@That Guy that’s because they can’t comprehend the fact that they can theoretically fight shit. But- have you seen a leveret? Those thing are FEIRCE, like the rabbits might as well train those motherfuckers and make a child army because the self preservation on those thing is non-existent.
During wwII when soldiers took my family's farm animals, every single one...they left the rabbits. And that was single handedly how my family survived according to my grandmother. Because rabbits be breeding man...
@@explosivecommando9100 well you have enough mamas yup you certainly can easily get to a point you get new rabbits daily all on different birthing and breeding schedules.
3:28 It's a hare... rabbits and hares are very different but both can be sweet friends!... I have a wild cottontail buck named Csicsi, a doe New Zealand mix Lionhead rabbit named Plush, and a sweet hare buck named Haas I feed in the wild... they all are my very best friends!!!... Rabbits and Hares are lovely.
This reminds me so much of baby seals with human interference. I live near a beach and seals often drop off their offspring on the beach to hunt. People literally would rush up, throw blankets over it (they would go into shock due to the crowd and start to shiver, the blankets would literally roast the poor pup to death because they are very well insulated without help), pet them, get close and try to help them and try to rescue them thinking they were abandoned. It got so bad that the Marine Rescue Center made it illegal to get within fifty feet of a seal and just to call them.
Like in the video I saw a woman digging up the rabbit's nest. WTF? It's one thing if the rabbit is sitting on your porch but another thing if you're digging up their nest.
I have shallow depressions in my front yard. Every spring someone plants baby bunnies there. I have to have the kids who mow put them in a box, then put them back when they are done. After a couple of times, the babies get agile enough to get to the front porch and hide under it. Momma usually spends the day nearby, and comes around to nurse around sundown. There was once a momma couldn't find them. It was the only time I have ever heard a bunny scream. She finally found the one baby remaining The others apparently became frightened, and left.
My rabbit recently passed away. She was a loppy eared, 9+ years old domesticated, Free ranged, litter trained bun. She made an awsome pet. But people should educate themselves more on rabbits before they get one.
it's not our fault that we're the apex predator. we can basically kill anything and build anything as long as there's enough time. what are we suppose to do? cause a genocide of multiple country for the animals??
I think the problem with humans is that capitalism makes a small percentage of people hoard all of the resources and tells the rest of us to overproduce and waste the rest.
@@Legynus mine died too because its a project and we need to raise the rabbit but my classmate didnt even took as much care for it an it died I was so mad at her
last fall (2022) the hubby and i moved into a house that was not taken care of (its a very nice and large house) and the grass was tall and weedy. so, we but the grass but hired a guy to dethacth it.. meaning, he has this machine that pulls up all of the old dead grass and leaves. he ran over these baby rabbit hole and it was not pretty. i cried and he took them away vs leaving them with me. i had no idea they were there.
Once my mom mowed over a nest (none of the babies were killed). So I took a shoe box and filled it the grass and mama fur and buried the box slightly around the same spot they were born, the mom did come back to feed them. Touching the babies doesn’t automatically deter the mama from coming back, it’s just not recommended
Only European rabbits (and their domesticated counterparts) nest in burrows In the US, the only wild rabbits are Cottontails, a different species of rabbit, which produce the shallow nests seen disturbed by humans and corvids in this video They are very different and unable to interbreed
@@jordanhicks5131 The jackrabbit, contrary to its name, is in fact a hare - not a rabbit I did catch some hare footage in this video as well (03:30) featuring a European brown hare
I Have wild Cottontails In my neighborhood and they live in deep burrows. They share territory with Prairie dogs. I figured the rabbits were digging the burrows but maybe they have just taken the opportunity and inherited or stole the burrows of the prairie dogs. There are empty lots on both sides of me so I have spent a good amount of time watching them go in and out of the massive network of holes. I've never seen a wild baby here. I also raise domestic rabbits for meat and fur. I know they are a different species. But I have noticed the wild rabbits sniffing around and being curious about my domesticated ones. I'm glad that I have the wild ones about. They keep the Raccoons, Bobcats and Coyotes fed so the predators don't have to target my livestock.
Woah rabbits are great mothers they make sure they’re babies are comfortable, don’t bring their sent near the nest, and give them very nutritious milk good job
depends, i had some pet rabbits growing up and the moms regularly ate their young, one even ended up eating like 10 baby bunnies (hers and her sisters) in a matter of days.
Well I guess you could say that, at least when you compare them to hares that’s dot their leverets around deliberately because they know if they spread them out a predator won’t find all her babies in one spot and kill them all
@@arthas640 my sisters rabbit Blossom got pregnant with a wild rabbit and she gave birth during the winter so it was snowing and she literally gave birth to her kits in the snow, even though they can’t regulate their heat after being born so they all froze to death almost as soon as they hit the ground. She literally just sat outside to give birth in what was practically 3 feet of snow and there was a massive warm hutch with straw and everything. She then finally went in the hut after she had given birth to all her babies and died herself. Or at least that’s what my sister said since this happened before I was born
"The livingroom where they discuss the latest news" is rather accurate as many rabbit breeds are pretty social and have a community structure called a warren. So yes, they do need a "livingroom" to discuss the latest news. :3
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I recall my grandfather had accidently taken the tractor over a rabbit's nest. The mother didn't make it, but the kits did. Our pitbull Bonnie raised them like her own puppies until they were old enough to hop off on their own. Nature is interesting .
This is an Excellent TH-cam Channel . This is a very informative and timely TH-cam Channel entitle "This is Why the Childhood of Rabbits is so Terrible". Thank you for sharing this video on TH-cam.
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I remember every 7th year in Wyoming we had a great die off of rabbits. Weirdly they would over populate, get diseased or run out of food. Fun fact, we still have bubonic plague found in our prairie dogs and people still catch it from messing with them.
It made remember a meme about a book where the rabbits stole carrots from the farmers. It was a comic book/story book, the common reaction was the farmer was cruel shooing and chasing down the bird....and the someone make a fan continuation to the comic, picturing the farmer's family in distress because of another harvest failure, and they aren't sure if they could survive the winter..
I was with my mom at her friends house. Her friend had rabbits and was about to clean the cage. I noticed little pink things moving around and brought it to the friends attention. She told me thank you because she didnt even know her rabbit had the babies. Was interesting.
I have a bit of a raised path that leads to my front door, with stones to decorated the raised side. I have a rabbits constanly burrowing in those stones. Its like we made their burrow for them.
My rabbit Maggie liked to go in and out of our home. She started making tunnels under my husband’s van that was off the road. I told him one day the van is going to sink in the ground. When we finally moved the van and started a flower garden it was amazing to uncover all the tunnels When Maggie passed away we buried her there , the place she loved the most Ive always had rabbits that went outside and there are plenty of wild ones . Yet never did domestic or wild ever eat my vegetable garden. I greet the wild ones every morning on my way to work with a “Hello little hopper, be careful and have a nice day.” Bunny whisperer ? Nah.
Funny this came up. About an hour ago are two dogs found where she buried the babies (3) so far, and all are dead. The year is fenced in but every year this happens. Sometimes it’s out in the back grass and sometimes under the deck. One year one of the dogs brought in the house and we didn’t know until he dropped it in front of us in the living room. At this moment they ( dogs) are in the house and whining at the back door to go out. I can’t see under the deck if there are any more.
It makes me grateful that I’ve kept my two domestic rabbits alive as long as I have. They seem happy to have company. I recently tried to keep a baby cottontail alive but didn’t realize how fragile they are. It passed after one day. I’ll stick with my pet rabbits. 😞
When I worked for the city animal shelter, all the time with the GD baby bunnies! We'd just send 'em off to wildlife rehab, but I honestly can't say how well baby bunnies do in foster care.
It’s important to differ between American and Eurasian rabbits and hares. Eurasian rabbits, which is the predecessor of domesticated rabbits, dig burrows, whereas American cottontail rabbits make shallow nests for their young. The hare female only produces one offspring and leaves it hidden somewhere.
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"This Is Why the Childhood of Rabbits Is so Terrible"
Because being at the bottom of the food chain sucks.
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my pp can save them!!!!
Unless you are a Pronghorn Antelope. They are too op
@@frostisablindman thats bestiality, drop the rabbit
@@UnlimitedGreenWorks lol
i remember having a pet rabbit and i was helping her give birth, a few minutes after washing my hands i came back to the mother eating one of her kids and oh my god i was traumatized
there goes the cuteness
Damn dude
That's why you let them deal with the birth themselves. You shouldn't mess with a rabbits nest or touch the newborn babies or there's the risk of her eating them. It's instinct, doesn't matter if the rabbit is a domestic softy.
The first one I read this I thought you're mom was eating the baby rabbit
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So I come home from work and found what I thought was a bird nest on the ground by where I park at. I checked to see if there was any eggs in the nest and found 5 baby rabbits under the nest about 5 inches below ground level. I was astonished and amazed at seeing these little fury creatures so close to my house. I knew they couldn't stay there though cause the mower would run over the nest and they'd have no luck surviving that so I moved the nest about 4 feet away right beside my back porch. I did research before doing this and made sure I wore gloves and tried to leave none of my bodily sent behind on the nest or babies. After placing the babies in the nest I dug, I covered it with the mothers fur that was over their previous one and added a little more camouflage with leaves and grass. I wanted to make sure the mother wouldn't abandon them due to seeing the nest moved so I layed a rug over the one she built and placed a little fur track and rubbed the fur on the grass leading to the nest I built. I checked on it the next night and found the mother feeding her babies in the nest I made. Made me feel great that the mom didn't abandon her kids and she actually stayed on the nest for quite a while which made me think she feels safe there.
I am no expert on this matter and really have never messed with wild rabbits before but after this experience it really opened my eyes to how these small cute creatures live and thrive.
So update, these cute guys are running around my house and growing pretty fast.
They'll eat my scraps I throw out and chase beside my car when I leave and come home from work. I decided not to name em or try making them pets, but rather show them some kindness and respect their space. The mother of the bunch sort of greets me when I come home by running up to the car looking at me and then hops off under a shed near my house. Kinda silly but Im proud to have a family of bunnies knowing they're safe near my place. Anyways hope this might brighten up someone's day as they did mine.
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That's cute. Our neighbors had domesticated bunnies & idk how our dog got ahold of one. We have a fenced in yard. but I guess there was a tiny opening. Dogs dig, rabbits dig, idk. I usually take what my hubby says w/ a grain of salt. But he said he had found the bunny in laceys mouth. Which is a pitt. What if plot twist, she's been so used to other animals, she doesn't even want to hunt anything but save them instead. Or what if our bunny, rocky, was like screw this. I refuse to be buried alive. He really is that adventurous & fearless. But he's a baby... so, he prob doesn't over think anything. When my hubby said he peeked through the fence to see how the other bunnies were doing, he said they didn't make it... & bunny parents r crap, bc she buried them alive. Come to find out, I guess he was telling the truth. Our neighbors r kin to the landlord too, & we want to keep the bunny (they haven't gone around asking for bunnies missing or anything) but we haven't bothered saying anything. & were not going to. But thx for the bunny pet anyways. It's a relief it's a domesticated kind, bc 😔 all the animals we try to save. ..We obviously have no clue what we're doing. More & more I'm watching how his personality is being formed & he's just the cutest. For some reason, he's the most attached to me. I love him, he's so tiny.
Thank you for sharing🙂
Wow never got thus much attention from a comment I posted. So update on the bunnies they're pretty much full grown and come out in the morning then hide in the brush, possibly sleep, during the day, and then out all night. Hoping they have more babies around my place so I can keep watching them. Some of my neighbors had big rabbits as pets and I guess decided they didn't want them anymore and put them outside. They're now coming over to my place randomly and I'll put some food and water out for them. I figured the coyotes would have no problem catching them cause they move really slow but apparently coyotes don't like the big ones cause they've been alive for a couple months now. Anyway there's an update on the bunny farm around my place haha. Hope everyone is having a blessed and safe rest of the year.
"They die from literally everything!"
Rabbits: "Dont worry I can fix this" *Explosive Birth Numbers*
"why the childhood of rabbits is so terrible"
Me who discovered a baby bunny made a home in one of my plant pots and was happily stealing the tomatoes off my tomato plant: Oh really?
That may be cute now, but wait until all your tomatoes you're trying to grow are devoured. Remember what was said in the video about the farmer who needed to go to great extremes to get rid of rabbits that were overrunning his property? They need to eat, and that need means that if you allow it, they will eat what you're trying to grow and leave nothing left for your own consumption
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Oooo u got a pet rabbit
@@matthewkuscienko4616 But he did save a life thaught
*Totally didn't eat baked rabbit when I was 4*
@@matthewkuscienko4616 yup.
Also, I'd like to take this opportunity to challenge all animal loving "associations" to persuade all Australian farmers not to kill rabbits.
Friends family have been protecting a family of rabbits that come to their yard every year. She once witnessed her grandmother swat a crow with a broom to protect the babies.
Awwww
How did a rabbit that old pick up a broom
@@SuperPresidentBeefbroth she definitely means her friend's grandmother
Off topic but love your pfp of haruhi lol
@@lize7764 r/woosh
Rabbits are actually very dedicated mothers. And watching the babies and mom together can be very touching. I had one doe who was the sweetest thing with her babies. Every day she would take time to sit with her face pressed against all her babies faces individually.
Until she eats them.
@@TheAranion That only happens when there is a disturbance and the mother fears that keeping the babies is too dangerous.
I found a nest in my backyard, on Easter day of all days! It was a blessing, honestly as I had recently lost my precious dog(been ten years now and I am still not over her loss) at the time and was still mourning heavily.
I left them alone until a cat caught the mother rabbit(she did get away safely and even returned to feed the babies) I heard her loud squealing cries and I chased the cat away, the next few days, the cat kept lurking in my yard and a very heavy storm flooded their nest days later so I brought them inside. Put them back in the nest for the mama to feed but eneded up bottle feeding them then releasing them a week or two later. What an experience it was. I will never, ever forget it.
I kid you not, there's a TON of rabbits where I live, I see them everyday.
Wow, "a ton", it must be pretty hard to weigh all those rabbits!!!!
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I wish i could always see rabbits, they're very adorable despite their little quirks and drawbacks
I found 5 dead baby rabbits in the middle of my driveway a couple weeks ago, they only looked to be a couple days old so their mother must of just left them there and they died on their own. Its really creepy because a couple weeks before that I found a dead baby bird that fell out of its nest right in the same spot. Sounds like the start to a horror movie
Oh no virus?
Maybe she was moving them and was killed...
Maybe someone left antifreeze in the open and drinking that pretty much poisons the animals
You irked any fortune tellers recently?
@@johnwhite1534 what do u mean? U mean u killed it!?🤬😡😡😡🤬😡😡😡🤬
A few years ago I was cleaning out an overgrown small garden area.
It had been overgrown for a few years. I was using a pitchfork to break up the sod and weed roots.
I looked down and saw a small amount of fur lying on the ground.
I picked a little of it up. It was very soft. I wasn't sure what animal had left it there. So, I resumed using the pitchfork. Suddenly, a small creature can shooting out under the weeds.
It took me by surprise, until I saw that it was a baby rabbit.
I put the pitchfork down and reached down to collect the bunny. Since I felt that I had pretty much destroyed the burrow, I put the bunny in a box.
I was so sorry for not seeing that fur and putting 2 & 2 together and knowing that it could have been a burrow. But, I didn't even think about that.
So, I gently pulled what was left of the burrow apart and found three other baby bunnies. Unfortunately, one of them wasn't moving. When I picked it up he had one tiny cut on his head (I assume from the pitchfork). It was not life-threatening, so he must of died of fright.
So, I scooped up the other bunnies and put them in the box.
I buried the one little bunny that didn't make it.
I called my relative who is licensed to rehabilitate bunnies. She took them and nurtured them for a couple weeks till they were bigger.
Then she gave them back to me and I released them back into my yard.
I was heartbroken that I must have killed that one bunny. It broke my heart as I love animals.
But, I share this story so that if anyone who reads this ever comes across some fur while gardening, look carefully, because the fur could be indicating a bunny burrow.
Listened bunny rehabilitation damn. I gotta juvenile bunny hooked on meth think ure friend can set him straight
I found shredded baby bunnies in the road in front of my house. At first I thought someone did it intentionally, then it hit me my mom had mowed over their nest when she mowed the ditch. Now I check the entire property before anyone mows. I hope to never have it happen again. We live, we learn I guess.
Hello Lindy how are you doing today Happy 😊 Nee Year God bless you as you wished..
@@hungsolow7090 L
I have 7 rabbits, we have had 2 batches, the mom has her babies in a burrow she digs and covers it with her fur, the babies start to tunnel themselves within a week of being born, digging out tunnels that link back to their burrow. The mom comes back about twice a day to feed them, within 4 weeks they are grown enough to leave the burrow and go out on their own. The saddest part.....if the mom thinks a predator is getting close to discovering her burrow, she will pretend to be hurt and lure the predator away.
Why sad??
@@sho9214 she’s willing to sacrifice herself
*Most mammals:* I protect my offspring by being there.
*Rabbits:* I bury them. What?!
Lol
They should be exterminated.
**MDZS flashbacks**
It's confirm, Wwx is a bunny
Some mammals: I eat some of them due to there being too much
When you are the hot dogs in nature, you'd have to be creative
All you have to do is crouch
@@unknown-er4dk What ?
You haven't a clue, have you ?
Name checks out too.
@@rogerramjet6429 yeah maybe it’s you who “hasn’t a clue”
Well im gonna be the bread then
seagulls can eat them like a hot dog
A few weeks ago there were little baby bunnies in my yard. The grass cutter spotted them and told my mom which she told me a week after. I went to go outside to look for them and they were all dead. I was really sad, I still wonder what happened idk if the storm got them or the mother neglected them. They weren’t all the way in the hole btw.
My cat used to bring home baby bunnies. Dunno where he found them, we'd search the yard but could never find a nest. He never killed any of them, he'd usually drop them in the house and they'd bolt off. So we'd put them back outside and they'd run off, I like to think they found their way home lol
"Humans, as always, went too far." Truer words were never said.
Untruth. Such actions are done only by Western white man. Humans are not responsible for the actions of white man.
Dude you need to stay off Twitter if you really believe that shit
@@zx-pj2rq what about eastern yellow men who's doing much worse things than western white men atm ? I mean it's called china virus for a reason
@@zx-pj2rq Ah yes eating dog is alright. They should be considered inhuman because of that.
@@zx-pj2rq Plus some things can happen even without human interference.
Damm crows are so smart one day I was going to the store and I saw a crow running with a bag of roasted peanuts from the store owner
I saw a crow steal a bag of doritos, open said bag, and then eat said doritos.
How smart could it have been if it was “running“ from the owner?
@@oodatooitis6714 the crow store the peanuts and oppened the after
I saw a crow do a summer sault, land on 1 leg, while reading a book,at th same time doing it on mars, without any oxygen
i saw a crow driving a car one day
"Crows are smart" So that explains why I don't ever find feathers in grounded the crows are hiding them
Love your content!! It's so well produced. Stay safe everyone ❤️ ❤️❤️❤️👍
Rabbit has one crucial factor of survival. CUTENESS.
As long as humans exist, rabbits will too.
The video literally ended with an example of humans literally putting a species of rabit on the endagered species list.
However when it comes to Chinese it won’t work due to Chinese know how delicious they are 😂
@@es_three232 lol what's your point?
@@zubingchen8139 They eat even doggos. Any living being is in danger if they encounter Chinese.
@@sokka47 ack
‘ Died of loneliness’, yeah I can feel that 😔
😭
Likewise
Very sad thing
Yup, rabbits die of loneliness😢
oh shnap! we're all gonna die!
i always sad and scared. i have no siblings and friends :(
lemme be honest this is the first video im watching from this channel and i LOVE IT you deserve a ssub and im liking and everything
bst channel ever keep up the good work also can you do a video about galahs
These videos are so informative…… i learn something new every video 💪🏻
The family disturbing the rabbits in their nest, even with pure intentions, was the perfect example of human curiosity f*^king things up
Take one and run away
Ok but its not our fault for wanting to help and things going bad.
@@redjaygaming9757 Yea, I definitely agree that our intentions are often pure or good but our curiosity often gets the best of us and everything around us. Like in this case, I don't at all believe the family meant harm. It's clear they were gentle and kind but it's definitely a lesson that sometimes we just have to leave things alone.
@@m3lgar582 I wouldn't recommend that 😂😂but they absolutely were adorable. You could see why someone would want to
@@rantallaboutit humans are humans. But people should be more aware of those who fuking things up in animal world intentionally/ knowingly and animals suffering big time
2:56 that voice fits perfectly for eagle
That was a funny part
@@brawmankerlexterminateurde860 it was 🤣
the crow evil laugh are fit for predator intelligence
But that eagle seems to be a female
@@hirarikami1629 ?
Finally I found you I always watch you in the morning!
Mother rabbit: I got an idea
Also the mother rabbit: * casually buries children *
Once, back when we lived in Colorado, my mom was mowing the lawn and accidentally revealed a bunch of baby bunnies. She nicked one with the mower, but it was superficial-- the little guy was just fine. She noticed and called me out to see them. It was utterly adorable.
We just put some of the cut grass over top of it. Didn't move or touch them.
What’s the moral of the story
@@mutbut808 It's a story about bunnies
@@evandugas7888 rabbit tales .
@@mutbut808 dont mow your lawn
@@RedRain95 yes
The rabbit abandoning her babies, if they're disturbed is incorrect. They can be moved several feet away from the original nest and the mother will return over several nights, calling to her young, until she locates them. About the only time a mother rabbit will abandon her nest, is if there is the smell of blood in or around the nest. Make sure that you're sharing real facts, please.
@JUDGE, JURY, and EXECUTIONER okay satan
@@anthonyman8008 7:39 rabbits can be a nuisance although gas might not be the best way to do it oop
@grEEnblade That's animal abuse and chemical contamination.
Nice job contaminating your ecosystem, moron
@grEEnblade instead Poisoning, catch them. Make a good barbecue and eat them. They are edible.
This just show how moms go all out for their kids .. so please make your parents proud ♥️☝🏽☝🏽
I loved the way you deliver ❤️❤️
They're animals, and this is nature. There is no "good" or "bad" or Evil.. it's nature.
@Miles what the fuck? Lol
You're gonna face God one day, and it's heaven or hell, if you're sorry for your sins and trust in the finished work of Jesus, heaven, if you could never care less, then hell it is. Period.
@Miles Our thoughts light the Darkness that others may cross space.
We are one with the God Emperor, our souls are joined in his will.
Praise the God Emperor whose sacrifice is life as ours is death.
Hail his name the Master of Humanity.
@@ionicblur When the people forget their duty they are no longer human and become something less than beasts. They have no place in the bosom of humanity nor in the heart of the God Emperor. Let them die and be forgotten.
@@johnfuller6870 The Daemonic leads to two crimes. You turn away from the path of righteousness. And you abandon the God Emperor of mankind as the object of your devotion. For the first, death is merely a just retribution. The second is a heresy so terrible that no punishment can be sufficient. Yet the search for an appropriate penalty continues, and it shall be found as your punishment.
Rabbits be like:
"a yea this is big brain time"
I have taken care of special needs rabbits and tried to provide an ideal diet and environment for them. My special Lop bun Mio passed over to the Rainbow Bridge several years ago, and I miss him so much! Thank you for this video, I really liked it.
Wow. As a person who grew up in a family who raises rabbits for breeding, selling, and showing, I am rather impressed by all of this information gathered and displayed about how a mother rabbit takes care of her young even about the odor that the babies produce. Nicely done!
The only thing I can think of that was overlooked or unoticed was the dangers of interacting with a baby rabbit in the nest either in the wild or in captivity. If any of the mother's young smells different the mother will stop feeding it and disone the child by either removing it from the nest or kill it and eat it. In some rare scenarios the mother will abandon them all leaving them to die.
One time I was walking through my backyard and I felt a big dip in the ground but luckily I didn’t step down and then I uncovered the hole and there was a bunch of baby bunnies inside so we left them there for about a little less than a week but they seemed to be abandoned, my guess is that she thought our dogs were predators and mother rabbits will abandon their babies if they feel that there are predators nearby and they will be unable to save their children so they would rather just save themselves and reproduce, we kept an eye on them I never saw a mom bunny come back for them so we took them to a wildlife sanctuary and they all ended up thriving EDIT: I WAS EIGHT WHEN THIS HAPPENED AND ALL THE BUNNIES GREW UP HEALTHY AND WELL I CANT CHANGE THE SITUATION THAT HAPPENED ALMOST 10 YEARS AGO my family at the time didn’t know better and neither did I and obviously soon after I understood I shouldn’t have touched them in the first place because that’s what the wildlife sanctuary told us, we did the best thing we could for them and did what the animal sanctuaries in our state told us to do.. never did I once say this was the correct thing to do. I was just sharing my experience. We were told the mother likely didn’t come back because we were constantly letting our dogs out on the porch that they were buried right near.
They are active at night, did you Film them? Otherwise you can’t tell, when you didn’t watch the hole 24hours a day
They thrived until they died..
They might've came at night doe
The same situation happened with me except we let them stay. The mother rabbit only comes at night and they usually nest in areas with predators (buried in a nest so that the predators don’t detect them) because they know the predator will scare away other predators. If the mom was actually coming there to feed her children you probably just told her that the area is unsafe for nesting kids because she came back and her babies were gone.
You shouldn't of touch it..
They make huge warrens. They aren’t buried alive. They cover the doorway of a larger area.
“The animal world is full of bad parents”
Well I mean every species has a different way of parenting 🤷🏽♂️
Ugh, I don’t have to imagine it… I find a couple of baby bunnies hidden in my yard ever year… I’m aware to leave them be, but mowing is tricky.. the mower is scary enough to randomly jump out and run in random directions every time it comes close lol
The lack of Monty Python killer rabbit clips disappoints me.
What!?!!???!!!!? I was expecting 1
That thing has a brutal frontal assault..
"Bring forth the Holy Hand Grenade"
@@milkbar1407 of Antioch, One must throw it on three
It's a protein.
Bunnies had to stay in the underground to dodge diverse predators' attack, actually, they haven't any choice and no other ways to avoid it. Those fluffy cuties don't have any defensive ways to survive except for running away. 😶😶
Have you seen them attack each other? They can be pretty vicious if they want to.
@That Guy that’s because they can’t comprehend the fact that they can theoretically fight shit. But- have you seen a leveret? Those thing are FEIRCE, like the rabbits might as well train those motherfuckers and make a child army because the self preservation on those thing is non-existent.
Actually, they can kick VERY hard. And they also bite
2:25 me when my parents lay a single finger on me
I learned a lot from this video. Thanks
During wwII when soldiers took my family's farm animals, every single one...they left the rabbits.
And that was single handedly how my family survived according to my grandmother. Because rabbits be breeding man...
Rabbits multiply everyday huh.
@@explosivecommando9100 well you have enough mamas yup you certainly can easily get to a point you get new rabbits daily all on different birthing and breeding schedules.
@Anti-Thot Officer Johnson German.
3:28 It's a hare... rabbits and hares are very different but both can be sweet friends!... I have a wild cottontail buck named Csicsi, a doe New Zealand mix Lionhead rabbit named Plush, and a sweet hare buck named Haas I feed in the wild... they all are my very best friends!!!... Rabbits and Hares are lovely.
Thank you so much great information
This reminds me so much of baby seals with human interference.
I live near a beach and seals often drop off their offspring on the beach to hunt. People literally would rush up, throw blankets over it (they would go into shock due to the crowd and start to shiver, the blankets would literally roast the poor pup to death because they are very well insulated without help), pet them, get close and try to help them and try to rescue them thinking they were abandoned.
It got so bad that the Marine Rescue Center made it illegal to get within fifty feet of a seal and just to call them.
Hello 👋 dear, how are you doing?
Like in the video I saw a woman digging up the rabbit's nest. WTF? It's one thing if the rabbit is sitting on your porch but another thing if you're digging up their nest.
Hello Sara how are you doing today Happy 😊 Nee Year God bless you as you wished..
When you're making a return trip on a big riding lawnmower, you're bound to find a bunch of fluff chopped up in the grass.
@Colten Alderson did you eat the ramains for nutrition? If no, are you even on top of the foodchain?
Remains*
@@cisarovnajosefina4525 based
@@cisarovnajosefina4525 rabbits are tasty
@@hrishinatahn9816 ah rabbit Satay!
I have shallow depressions in my front yard. Every spring someone plants baby bunnies there. I have to have the kids who mow put them in a box, then put them back when they are done. After a couple of times, the babies get agile enough to get to the front porch and hide under it.
Momma usually spends the day nearby, and comes around to nurse around sundown. There was once a momma couldn't find them. It was the only time I have ever heard a bunny scream. She finally found the one baby remaining
The others apparently became frightened, and left.
My rabbit recently passed away. She was a loppy eared, 9+ years old domesticated, Free ranged, litter trained bun. She made an awsome pet. But people should educate themselves more on rabbits before they get one.
"But that's what happens with all animals. There gets to be too many, and everyone suffers."
*looks at the human race*
So true,
it's not our fault that we're the apex predator. we can basically kill anything and build anything as long as there's enough time. what are we suppose to do? cause a genocide of multiple country for the animals??
I think the problem with humans is that capitalism makes a small percentage of people hoard all of the resources and tells the rest of us to overproduce and waste the rest.
@@adrenalineactivate Who's up for mass suicide around the world?!
@@adrenalineactivate we could cause a genocide for the earth to be a lifeless planet for good and destroy the cycle of life
Farmer: We have to many rabbits!
Umbrella corporation: Let us introduce ourselves...
NO GOD PLS NO NO NO NOOOOOOOO
I missed my rabbit who died 2 years ago
What a iresponsible pet owner i am ha..ha..ha
@@Legynus what did u do to make the rabit die ..
@@Legynus mine died too because its a project and we need to raise the rabbit but my classmate didnt even took as much care for it an it died I was so mad at her
*too
last fall (2022) the hubby and i moved into a house that was not taken care of (its a very nice and large house) and the grass was tall and weedy. so, we but the grass but hired a guy to dethacth it.. meaning, he has this machine that pulls up all of the old dead grass and leaves. he ran over these baby rabbit hole and it was not pretty. i cried and he took them away vs leaving them with me. i had no idea they were there.
"Rabbit will probably even have less time and then they will 1:13"
Didn't expect that meme at all in this educational video 😂
I wonder which child was left in charge while she went to the grocery store
I’ve found a nest of baby rabbits in a little hole all curled up.
Cool
Did you eat them?
@@MA-ei3se uhhh-
EAT THEM
Leave them
Yeah, I had about 4 or 5 rabbits and they are really gentle souls... 😭
Once my mom mowed over a nest (none of the babies were killed). So I took a shoe box and filled it the grass and mama fur and buried the box slightly around the same spot they were born, the mom did come back to feed them. Touching the babies doesn’t automatically deter the mama from coming back, it’s just not recommended
So... she literally grounds her kids
😂😂😂
Digger, listener, runner. You have many enemies. If they find you, they will kill you.
But, first, they must catch you.
Only European rabbits (and their domesticated counterparts) nest in burrows
In the US, the only wild rabbits are Cottontails, a different species of rabbit, which produce the shallow nests seen disturbed by humans and corvids in this video
They are very different and unable to interbreed
Thank you
Did you forget about jackrabbits? Lmao
@@jordanhicks5131 The jackrabbit, contrary to its name, is in fact a hare - not a rabbit
I did catch some hare footage in this video as well (03:30) featuring a European brown hare
I Have wild Cottontails In my neighborhood and they live in deep burrows. They share territory with Prairie dogs. I figured the rabbits were digging the burrows but maybe they have just taken the opportunity and inherited or stole the burrows of the prairie dogs.
There are empty lots on both sides of me so I have spent a good amount of time watching them go in and out of the massive network of holes. I've never seen a wild baby here.
I also raise domestic rabbits for meat and fur. I know they are a different species. But I have noticed the wild rabbits sniffing around and being curious about my domesticated ones. I'm glad that I have the wild ones about. They keep the Raccoons, Bobcats and Coyotes fed so the predators don't have to target my livestock.
Dwarf pygmy rabbits are native to the western United States
Baby deer are also odorless. My dog was literally standing two feet away from a baby deer and never became aware of it.
When crows eat bunnies in the rabbit documentary: 💢
When rabbits eat crows in the crow documentary: 😱
Human can eat rabbit too.
I’d be surprised too if a herbivore rabbit somehow ate a intelligent bird that signifies death and is the predator
@@unknownsoldier8488 that got dark-
@@unknownsoldier8488 i eat rabbit
@@unknownsoldier8488 i eat rabbit
Woah rabbits are great mothers they make sure they’re babies are comfortable, don’t bring their sent near the nest, and give them very nutritious milk good job
depends, i had some pet rabbits growing up and the moms regularly ate their young, one even ended up eating like 10 baby bunnies (hers and her sisters) in a matter of days.
@@arthas640 😳😬🤭🤢🤮‼️
@@arthas640 That's why you shouldn't touch their babies. Because that will transfer your scent on their skin.
Well I guess you could say that, at least when you compare them to hares that’s dot their leverets around deliberately because they know if they spread them out a predator won’t find all her babies in one spot and kill them all
@@arthas640 my sisters rabbit Blossom got pregnant with a wild rabbit and she gave birth during the winter so it was snowing and she literally gave birth to her kits in the snow, even though they can’t regulate their heat after being born so they all froze to death almost as soon as they hit the ground. She literally just sat outside to give birth in what was practically 3 feet of snow and there was a massive warm hutch with straw and everything. She then finally went in the hut after she had given birth to all her babies and died herself. Or at least that’s what my sister said since this happened before I was born
Gee! not only your story was backed with a lil science and facts , you're a very good at storytelling.Keep it up...
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7:36 "how could you do that you should have just think of another way, oh yeah! You're dumb, you can't think of another way"
- A friend of mine
This is the best science class ever
Right like I learn more here than I would in actual science class
He has another channel called infarnando something related to archeology
Then subscribe
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Nice profile picture
"The livingroom where they discuss the latest news" is rather accurate as many rabbit breeds are pretty social and have a community structure called a warren. So yes, they do need a "livingroom" to discuss the latest news. :3
Wtf??? Eat and sell dead bunnies?!??
@@unamedzube7xb297 what?
@@unamedzube7xb297 gotta do something with your enemies
@@unamedzube7xb297huh???
At.. 4:46 you said "Raptors" idk if you wanted to say that but-i love it💀
Thank you, very educational!
Video: The childhood of Rabbits are so terrible
Me: *Maybe I'm a rabbit......*
mk
Mimzy the rabbit is way advanced to be buried in the ground!
The person with internet access and a phone or computer is talking.
@@grossgrandpa5208 true. They probably don't know what is up...
Ahem
Human Childhoods are Much worst than Rabbit Childhoods
This is the only channel that gives unknown information. Unlike the other ones
False. Infographic Show, Brew, Daily Dose of Internet, many more informative channels does exist. Though, WATOP is arguably one of the most informative.
@@zahinepic367 yea
Another good one is Veritasium. He mostly have psychology stuff on his channel but still interesting and informative.
What about vsauce
This narrator in particular does vids across a multitude of different channels.
I recall my grandfather had accidently taken the tractor over a rabbit's nest. The mother didn't make it, but the kits did. Our pitbull Bonnie raised them like her own puppies until they were old enough to hop off on their own.
Nature is interesting .
This is an Excellent TH-cam Channel . This is a very informative and timely TH-cam Channel entitle "This is Why the Childhood of Rabbits is so Terrible". Thank you for sharing this video on TH-cam.
“All the world will be your enemy, Prince with a Thousand Enemies, and whenever they catch you, they will kill you. But first they must catch you, digger, listener, runner, prince with the swift warning. Be cunning and full of tricks and your people shall never be destroyed.”
-- Lord Frith from "Watership Down"
I love Watership down
Watership down scsred the shit out of me when I was little
@@chrisi7127 Ah, yes, back when kid shows traumatized us properly.
@@WanderingYankee fr
Still one of my most favorite stories to this day.
My bunny just died today man😢,i remember my bunny playing with me everyday.I was just heart broken when i saw the bunny dead :(.RIP my bunny 😢😢😭😭
Sorry for ur loss. May his soul rest in peace
❤️
Mine did too about a week ago😕 Sorry for your loss
Sorry for your loss...this video was not the nicest to watch 😔 I love and have bunnies too..
I'm sorry for your loss, may your bunny rest in peace
I remember every 7th year in Wyoming we had a great die off of rabbits. Weirdly they would over populate, get diseased or run out of food. Fun fact, we still have bubonic plague found in our prairie dogs and people still catch it from messing with them.
Thank you so much I've been searching how baby bunnies survive finally someone great thank you 🙏🙏🙏💙💙😀😀😀
Imagine walking in the park then your foot falls in a hole and you just hear screaming
It will be disgusting and surprising
This guys voice is so cool
I know right it just makes the story more interesting!
I politely disagree, its just ok. The content is good though.
@@abdullahsohail9194 Sometimes clickbait...
Tru
Not his real voice. His mouth doesn’t move at all when he talks.
you’re like the chef john of animal biology. i know you don’t know who chef john is. but i do. it’s a compliment. just go with it lol
8:03 they should have started to haunt, eat and sell them instead of doing this cruel and stupid act.
Finally something to watch I was getting bored. 👍
Nice +70 likes. 👍
And now you can subscribe and never get bored ring the bell too
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I guess she has to hide her little carrots 🙄
Actually rabbit's eat grass, greens, squash and fruit's as a main diet. Carrots are candy to rabbit's.
Hiding the carrot is how she got into the predicament of motherhood to begin with
INNUENDO
"Why do they do this? Will the bunny survive? Let's find out." 😂😂💀
It made remember a meme about a book where the rabbits stole carrots from the farmers. It was a comic book/story book, the common reaction was the farmer was cruel shooing and chasing down the bird....and the someone make a fan continuation to the comic, picturing the farmer's family in distress because of another harvest failure, and they aren't sure if they could survive the winter..
Like Grandma used to say...
“Those dang rabbits are like
land plankton”
Loool
This makes Doomguy adopting a rabbit so heartwarming and symbolic.
The rabbit has a extremely difficult life, yet perseveres, much like the Slayer 🤯.
Why did doomguy Slayer from doom eternals came here?
@@businessgamerprb5398
Well I mean he did invade Hell due to his rabbit being decapitated so....
I was with my mom at her friends house. Her friend had rabbits and was about to clean the cage. I noticed little pink things moving around and brought it to the friends attention. She told me thank you because she didnt even know her rabbit had the babies. Was interesting.
I have a bit of a raised path that leads to my front door, with stones to decorated the raised side. I have a rabbits constanly burrowing in those stones. Its like we made their burrow for them.
My rabbit Maggie liked to go in and out of our home. She started making tunnels under my husband’s van that was off the road. I told him one day the van is going to sink in the ground. When we finally moved the van and started a flower garden it was amazing to uncover all the tunnels When Maggie passed away we buried her there , the place she loved the most
Ive always had rabbits that went outside and there are plenty of wild ones . Yet never did domestic or wild ever eat my vegetable garden. I greet the wild ones every morning on my way to work with a “Hello little hopper, be careful and have a nice day.”
Bunny whisperer ? Nah.
Hello 👋 dear how are you doing?
"Let's find out". I thought you were going to bury a baby rabbit.
Funny this came up. About an hour ago are two dogs found where she buried the babies (3) so far, and all are dead. The year is fenced in but every year this happens. Sometimes it’s out in the back grass and sometimes under the deck. One year one of the dogs brought in the house and we didn’t know until he dropped it in front of us in the living room. At this moment they ( dogs) are in the house and whining at the back door to go out. I can’t see under the deck if there are any more.
"you have no idea how high i can fly"
huh- oh oke
“Rabbits can live everywhere!”
The Mariana Trench: *Let me introduce myself*
Antarctica: hold my temp drop
Black hole: challenge accepted
The sea: Say sike right now.
@@user-tg2us4ps5v just you wait til you see that one sea slug that looks like a rabbit 😤
(it counts for the sake of the joke, dammit)
Uranus: Did someone call for me?
What made the “you died” even funnier is the fact that I am playing Dark Souls right now
What made it funnier for me is that iam actually dead hahahahahahah
Enjoy your struggles!
Happy struggles
It makes me grateful that I’ve kept my two domestic rabbits alive as long as I have. They seem happy to have company. I recently tried to keep a baby cottontail alive but didn’t realize how fragile they are. It passed after one day. I’ll stick with my pet rabbits. 😞
When I worked for the city animal shelter, all the time with the GD baby bunnies!
We'd just send 'em off to wildlife rehab, but I honestly can't say how well baby bunnies do in foster care.
It’s important to differ between American and Eurasian rabbits and hares. Eurasian rabbits, which is the predecessor of domesticated rabbits, dig burrows, whereas American cottontail rabbits make shallow nests for their young. The hare female only produces one offspring and leaves it hidden somewhere.
@Miles Doyle JESZCZE JAK!