Nature can be cruel - adult rabbit attacks baby bunny
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- Опубликовано: 14 апр 2016
- In an attempt to allow our rabbits to enjoy a dry, reasonably warm day out in our yard and to give them a chance to get some exercise and to socialize, we let them out in their protective pens, separating the adult males from each other and from the females and their litters. One adult female with an older litter of her own decided she did not like her sister's younger litter being in the same pen. She aggressively went after a few of the 3-week-old babies and finally succeeded in biting and crippling one unfortunate baby.
Very shortly after, we came across a viral video where a similar thing happened to a baby bunny named Wheelz whose owners found crippled but alive and built him a little wheelchair out of dollar-store materials. This was a very moving gesture and was heartwarming in the hope it inspired. Unfortunately, their bunny ultimately passed away too from his injuries.
The saddest part of the whole thing was some people's reactions to their video. They blamed Overlook Acres (Wheelz' owners) for what happened and accused them of cruelty and neglect for allowing their rabbits to freerange and 'suffer' outdoors.
They ignored the explanation that an adult rabbit caused Wheelz' injuries and questioned their character and motivations for keeping rabbits and for trying to keep Wheelz' memory alive.
I thought for a long time about whether or not to publish this video (as I simply wanted to forget this ugly incident), but felt it should be shared in defense of what the good people at Overlook Acres had said all along. An adult rabbit attacked and crippled their baby bunny through no fault of their own.
People criticize breeders if they keep their rabbits in cages with wire floors (no matter the thickness of the gauge or the fact that it's ultimately healthier and cleaner for them), yet in trying to do better and offering them the ability to freerange... this too is treated by some as being criminal and neglectful.
Not so and not fair.
So in defense of Overlook Acres, I'm showing this video.
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the bigger rabbit must've bit the baby some part of the spine, which explains why it no longer walked with his hind legs, and the damage was too much that the baby passed.
That was my thought...it got bit and nicked the spine causing paralysis sad to watch. Too many in one pen. Confusion!
But it didnt bleed
Can a bite be that precise?
Damn we have a new top predator xD
+Golden lotus yes the bite from their teeth can penetrate and crush the spinal cord or break vertebrate without penetrating skin because their skin is very elastic! And actually rabbits will do this in the wild quite often when competing for food or mating much like prairie dogs! Birds fling babies out of competing nests or break the eggs! Lions kill other males cubs, the list goes on! It's nature! Never mix batches of babies of separate males and females! Because this is always a possibility!
MPG granpa shut the fuck up I have a bunny and she is beautiful. And stop talking about yourself we already know you suck🖕🏾🔥🤑😂
@MPG granpa Rabbits only scream when they are in mortal danger or extreme pain. If you're dealing with screaming rabbits you're doing it wrong. Otherwise, they are quite entertaining to watch and (IMO) make better companions then small dogs.
Surprise. Rabbits are vicious little bastards.
so much for being cute and cuddly
You already knew when you watch Monty Python The Holy Grail - The killer bunny.
Well, they are a lot like cats when it comes to temperament. So they can be real love-bugs, or really not.
Lmfao right, I'm going to start shooting some
+armanox until a rabbit meets a German Shepherd. Then it becomes dog poo. A rabbit escaped from a neighbour's garden ended up in ours and met our GSD. Long story short my mum saw what the dog was busy crunching up and eating and she was like OMGOMGOMG!! Poor rabbit! My dad on the other hand was like, that ain't a rabbit, it's a toy ROFL.
Their spines are extremely fragile. Rabbits can break them even just kicking too hard.
Poor rabbits. Not only are they dumb but they also have very fragile bodies. No wonder being a rabbit sucks and its sad :"(
@@amp1984 they are very smart and logical, but they seem doomed to death, it’s just sad, I wish humans would experience being a rabbit and so how it feels being over powered by higher beings and being called a “pest”, Let’s be honest humans are the real pests
@@Th-Rbt pls give me example of rabbit intelligence! Dogs r way smarter. And humans obviously!
@@amp1984 Rabbits can do tricks. Look it up on youtube
@@nixonesport1998 dogs, orcas, dolphins can do tricks 10 times better look up youtube videos. Also dumb rabbits can easily be hunted and fooled and eaten by stoats, less than half the size. Look up RUclips videos
"We didn't believe rabbits could be so cruel"
you can see evil in their eyes. just look at it.
Shinzou wo sasageyo! For the baby bunny!!
it's the persons fault for putting so many rabbits together in one cage bruh. the rabbit is an animal. humans are supposed to be smarter than this
@@RHY5IE lol you're b"tching just because 1 baby rabbit got hurt, but think, what is he raising all of the rabbits for? Their meat.
It's like these people haven't even heard of Monty Python.
Just like dolphins, ducks, koalas and basically all animals from children books
That rabbit was already bullying the others before attacking that baby, it should be isolated from the young
JustinianXLIII its fucking nature
So you would let your farm pets kill each other because it's nature?
II037 the adult has its own children to protect, it does not care about other young other than its. (fucking nature )
II037
I don't think you understand the meaning of bullying.
Hack Player 7 if humans were to do that, its murder. That isn't bullying if that's bullying then that's extreme. Parents or adults dont do that to other kids. People are supposed to protect children and the innocent. If we have the power to change and save, who is to say we shouldn't't because its nature? Its our ability.
Should never ever ever keep random adult rabbits with babies. Even females with a litter of their own. I'm sure you know now but for anyone who doesn't know, never keep baby rabbits with any other rabbits except for their mother and litter mates. Rabbits are cute but EXTREMELY territorial and can be downright vicious. Don't let the cuteness fool you.
100% agree. I breed domesticated show breeds through the ARBA and our rabbits are always separated unless to quickly breed and that is it. Then with mothers once kits get around 8 weeks old they are weaned from mom and the bucks and does are separated and all completely separated around 12 weeks old.
I even saw mother rabbit eating their own babies
Kashif Kashif lol 😂 since when did rabbits become carnivores
Zufar Aljauza a lot of times, first time mother rabbits with eat their kits.
Perfectly well said!!
This is why you keep baby bunnies separated from adult bunnies. I breed rabbits and was just explaining to my son today how cruel they could be, saying that Douglas Adams was not that far off the mark (Watership Down...)
That book and movie is one of my all time favs
@@velvet1371 He wrote a number of books of that genre, some of which were also made into animated feature length films of this type.
The Plague Dogs was also excellent, (and was made into a movie) but I should warn you, it will make you cry, it will make you angry and it will make you never want to have anything to do with "scientific" testing on live animals!
I'm NOT a Vegan, because I believe that we humans are designed to be omnivorous hunter gatherers, and also gardeners (some of the most primitive tribal groups on Earth still cultivated food crops, including that they dug irrigation trenches and maintained (sometimes vast) fields of monocultured edible plants), but I am against "scientific" testing on animals, because in most cases it is both unnecessary and wilfully cruel.
Nature is also cruel. Cats in particular seem enjoy torturing their victims, and sometimes dogs and wolves as well, but they are operating off a set of instinctive programming, and so they don't really know what they are doing.
When humans torture animals, they know exactly what they are doing and this is what makes laboratory testing on animals so evil and so wrong.
I have a farm and I kill my animals sometimes for food, but every day until the last one, every minute until the last one, is as good as I can possibly make it.
When Death comes for my animals, it is as quick and as pain free as I can make it, and I believe that I am much less cruel than a fox or any other predator would be if it ate that animal, instead of me.
I think that Douglas Adams got the depiction of the Balance of Nature right in his books, and I think this is the true genius of his work.
God Bless.
Ya alot of people think animals arnt cruel. But animals can do things such as this, even go to war. Look up the chip war they cannibalized there enemy's. Nature can be really messed up sometimes.
en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gombe_Chimpanzee_War
Some people just can’t deal with animals. The fact that this owner was “shocked” and animal would act like an animal just shows the lack of knowledge he has.
Animals are animals no matter how cute and fuzzy they look.
@Tahmid Alpha12 I am not a Muslim and I don't want to become a Muslim. I have personally seen some very cruel animal slaughter done in the name of Allah.
That said, everyone is not the same. I know that. But if you pray to the God of Heaven and thank him for the life of the animal, then tell the soul of the animal to depart in peace to its eternal home, then kill it as quickly and humanely as possible, this pleases God.
If your religion has specific prayers to pray at the time of slaughter, you should pray them.
These are the things that please God, a genuine heart, more than the outward form of religion.
That bunny knew exactly where to bite that baby.
he got a crit bro
@@thetheoriesfriendswithathi5105 100% damage on the weak point 😭
@@The_Reel_Demon he’s an experienced assassin
@@The_Reel_Demon he knows where to hit his targets
or he didnt and just bit it randomly and happened to hit the spine. theyre dumb fucking animals, not trained killers
Just remember hamsters, guinea pigs, hedge hogs etc eat their own young from time to time.
And cats watch a video it's disgusting and sad
Andy Duarte
They only do that if you’re a dumbass owner. The only time mother specifically will cannibalize their young is when they’re not getting the proper diet and nutrients they need.
The father/other non-related animals are different. They’ll cannibalize for other reasons, such as territorial. But if you know anything about breeding pets, you should know that the mother and babies should be separated from ALL other animals, including the father.
I’m not sure about guinea pigs but that is true. It has been known in hamsters that if they have too many young to rear or if there is a shortage of food they will kill and eat their babies. Usually the smaller weaker ones though.
THAT'S WHY YOU KEEP YOUNG RABBITS SEPARATE FROM THE REST
So do rats
I understand that there are limited space on your ranch, but please do try to keep the brood mother and its un-weaned young together separately from other adult rabbits because, as we all know, rabbits are territorial.
The first critical comment I've personally seen that isn't fueled by "kill the mean rabbit" or "the humans are cruel for letting this happen!" mentality. Just simple constructive criticism that can actually be of use. I applaud you and your existence
Mercent not everyone knows they're territorial
yea well not everyone is a rabbit breeder so...
Mercent its a rabbit who cares
Mercent SPAWN MORE OVERLORDS
Is concerning how many people still dont get that every creature on earth, even the little cute ones can be this cruel and evil
Many people treat territorial animals like humans, and that's terrible.
Bunnies, rodents and birds are very territorial.
It’s because most people aren’t around animals anymore other than domestic pets. Livestock can be cruel and mean
This totally hurts my heart. You couldn't have known, but that poor bunny didn't deserve that 😔
That rabbit deserves to die
Agreed
They definiatly knew. And did it on purpose. Every time you buy a rabbit, or food or equipment for rabbits, it's widely known they'll attack each other. No one keeps babies and adults together. Not unless they want the violence for personal, mental sick, reasons like these people.
The person had mentioned how the adult bunny was trying to go after two others. That should have been a flag for them to have removed the younger bunnies asap instead of recording this smh
Omg, don't shit your pants from all that sadness. U hu hu
Wouldn’t happen if the bunny had a gun
won't happen again if you paint the walls with the farmer's brain using a gun. especially if done in front of their children. even better if done in front of the farmer's parents. nothing makes a better example than being killed in front of your own parents.
@@HTFFanOfFlaky oh my FUCKING GOD SHUT THE FUCK UP ALWAYS REPLYING LIKE YOU A GENOCIDAL MANIAC YOU FUCKING SCAM
You are an american for sure
Better yet the farmer should've used a gun and shot that nasty adult bitch rabbit in the head. She would make good food & fur. I would've killed her she was the only one attacking the babies. Mean nasty damn thing! >:(
IM WHEEZING 😂😂
Even the dogs were like ‘ffs bunny’
Twiglet. Actually the sound of that baby bunny in pain like that triggered a predator instinct in that dog and he was chomping at the bite to kill it himself. People forget because of how domestic the creatures are, that they are natural predators themselves and sometimes they do want to kill.
@Transitions and Sunglasses No, sorry. What I’m saying has actual SCIENCE behind it. Most predator animals (and yes dogs are predators, even if they’ve been domestic) do NOT feel sorry for other animals, especially ones that are usually seen as prey.
That’s why dog toys squeak like they do, they’re actually mimicking the sound of a dying rodent to entice dogs to play with it more.
But hey, if you want to believe that we live in some sweet Disney Zootopia world where a predator animal would actually cry or feel any sympathy for a mere rodent, that’s your silly business, when the FACT is that dog wouldn’t give a second thought about killing that bunny himself rather it be for food or even just to relieve the need to kill.
As I mentioned, dogs are still predators and therefore still have an urge to kill. That’s not me giving an “opinion,” that’s straight facts.
@@Musiclover19 bruh dogs have feelings and they do feel sorry. Science ain't always right dude. 🙄
@@silveranimati0ns565 lol no the dog most certainly didn’t “feel bad for the bunny”
@@johnnybagofdoughnuts4193 Thank you! Finally someone else here that understands we don’t live in some Disney made fairly tale world. Like I’ve said repeatedly that was NOT a cry for concern.
Aww this is so sad, but thank you for showing this to make people aware of these things.
What a cruel world we live in when even cuteness fights..
She bit and punctured his spinal cord, thats why he was dragging his rear legs on the ground, because he was paralyzed and in pain
Can u be paralyzed and have physical pain at the same time?
@@alanrios8323 it’s called shooting a cripple
Yes you can be paralysed and have pain at the same time. The pain from the cut end that still attached to the normal functioning nervous system and paralysed beyond that point. I cut my tip of my finger very deeply, could feel half the cut on the one side and no feeling at all beyond that point to the tip of my finger
Omg really? Thats amazing
@@falynch shoot a cripple
Rabbit dies: Everyone loses their minds
Fish dies: No one cares
Do eat fish ??
there are fish i miss seeing lol
Body-shaming: No one cares.
Kink-shaming: Everyone loses their minds.
Didn't you know that fish don't have any feelings?
Fish don't have a proper nervous system, so they don't feel physical pain like we do.
Baby rabbit: (exists)
Adult rabbit: And I took that personally.
"Stop harming innocent rabbits..They should'nt be treated like this!"
The innocent rabbit:
So that's why I didn't see the Easter Bunny this year, he was in jail
I haven't seen them in 2 years.
That was actually funny hahahahaha
@cute thug i laughed.
@cute thug i mean the video is sad but the joke the guy did was funny.
@cute thug well thats nature for you.
As horrifying and saddening as this is it amazes me that the adult rabbit knew what spot to bite him at then chilling leaving the juvenile to suffer being crippled instead of finishing it off.
I doubt it knew exactly where to bite. It most likely was a coincidence that it bit precisely there
The adult rabbit had to bite _down_ on the much smaller baby. The most likely place for its sharp upper front teeth to impact the baby rabbit is somewhere along the top of its back. That's where the spinal cord is, so it's not too surprising or coincidental that the force of its bite severed its spinal cord. It's really not so much a matter of "knowing" precisely where to attack, but rather a natural consequence of how the two rabbits are positioned in that moment.
@@AnvilArm I mean, animals are pretty smart.
@@matthewnagel7081
Not really. Animals as a whole have very little intellect and rely primarily on instinct to do much of anything. There are some exceptionally smart animals (smart in relative to an animal) but they all lack the basic brain power for one crucial thing. Sentience. That's why they're animals. Because we as a species are sentient separating us from the animals. People give animals too much credit when it comes to this sort of thing
@@AnvilArm animals aren't running off of pure instinct with no mind of their own, they have their own personalities and are capable of thought. Anyone who's had a pet lizard or bird can tell you the same thing
Today: bigger rabbit cripples bunny
Nighttime: Best rabbit stew ever.
I’m not surprised by what happened. Rabbits that know each other can be friendly and affectionate, but also extremely brutal when there is something they don’t like.
“I did not bite *herrrr,* I did *NAWWWWT”*
“Oh hi Mark”
The ChewyPanda Man omg lol
The ChewyPanda Man 😂😂😂
The ChewyPanda Man lol is this llamas with hats?
fuking legend
the room
You need to whoop that rabbits ass
noTNTernet why that's nature
noTNTernet YES THEY DO
HONEY were having adult female bunny for Dinner
noTNTernet no they should just get rid of it
Gogeta Blue yeah so are cannibals but yet we look down on them like there monsters
That poor baby! I also feel bad for the ones bullied🐇
“You saw nothing kid.”
I’m subscribing for having the bfdi face
Dog wants to dispatch.
If that would have been my rabbit that did that to the baby then I would've been having a nice stew later that night for dinner.
I agree. This sort of behavior must be culled from the herd.
Robot Jordan Schlansky indeed
Psycho Violet How do you get BBQ chicken from a rabbit?
Robot Jordan Schlansky I doubt the stew would be all that nice though. I mean, the bunny is so small, there would hardly be any meat...
A fast bite could cripple a baby rabbit spinal chord. Scary
Jose Ramon Gonzalez de Salceda cord*
Damn, thanks for sharing. I remember in high school a teacher showed us how violent rabbits can be by a video of an outsider venturing into a family den. The adult males tore it to pieces. I'm sure the rabbit was put there on purpose thinking back. Very educational though.
The other baby bunnies standing guard and protecting the other one was adorable
Protect ? My ass Yep 😅😅😅😂😂😂
First: I just want to say I'm glad you learned from your mistake! Not everyone knows that does can be so vicious and downright murderous from the fact that rabbits generally are calm and collected. A rookie mistake, but a good one to learn.
Second: From someone who raised rabbits for 10 years, this Female Rabbit attacked the bunny because rabbits are highly territorial! Keeping nonlitter-mate females together is a big no-no. Females hate the company of other females if they've been kept alone the majority of their life, and tend not to bond well with other females from different mothers. Some won't even get along with cage/crate neighbors and will bite other rabbits on the nose, nip their ears or tails, and even kill bunnies through cage walls. In general, this female is highly aggressive because she doesn't want any potential threats to her home and litter. Some rabbits are just like that. Some rabbits are also horrible mothers, killing their offspring before their first feed.
Third: I hope you guys culled this doe since this happened. A mean little bugger like that will breed more aggressive babies and ultimately your rabbits will all be assholes.
Thank you for sharing your experience and insight. We did not cull this female rabbit as she was still weaning her own litter. This unfortunate event was not expected as she was already bonded with her sister and it was her sister's baby she attacked and she had never attacked any other babies before when we let them out of their nursing hutches and put them together in the exercise pens. Never any sign of aggression and none since. She still remains a sweet and happy pet and her offspring are also very sweet tempered. In fact, one of her litter is by far one of the most affectionate lady bunnies that we've ever had. Total attention hog and petting addict and loves to share kisses. Others have complained that 'this isn't nature' due to them perceived as being 'caged'... yet they fail to remember that this video is in defence of what happened to Wheelz in his rabbitry where he and his siblings live 'free range'. Anyway, thanks again for your imput. Best regards.
Rabbits also have a concept of over-crowding. In nature they live in warrens and if a warren becomes crowded some of the rabbits will be chased away. The evictees are usually the kits of the lowest does. We have a wild rabbit warren near us and it is a slaughter ground every summer with kits being killed, run over or staving after being evicted. Rabbits mate almost immediately after giving birth so to them it's a numbers game and individual kits don't matter as long as enough live each year. Overcrowded rabbits show stress and will often be seen fighting around the warren.
SabakuNoAmber121212 just imagine what that dog would have done if the enclosure was open to it the dog would be having raw rabbit for dinner
SabakuNoAmber121212 i have baby rabbits and all the mother does is sleep while the babies try going under the mothers double chin
SabakuNoAmber121212 i
It's watership down all over again!!
Jake Branthe lmao
Well, rabbits’ society was very well portrayed in that movie tho
Ugh that movie is so depressing but I keep rewatching it. Lol
same. childhood memories :D
*PTSD Intensifies *
People go like
"Rabbits are innocent!"
Rabbits are the sweetest creatures"
🤣
People show cruelty to each other worse than this all the time. Who’s really the bastard?
@@centralscrutinizer66 Well - you.
Well…..not counting this! I’m just kidding, but everything alive preys on the young of its own species as well as others.
@@centralscrutinizer66not us we don't prey on each other for food.
Rabbits have insanely delicate spines.
Thats one hell of a bite if your able to destroy a spine and parralize the victum.
I think it severed the spinal cord with the bite too
It was a baby, smaller bones.
Bunnies have teeth that never stop growing.
Baby buns bones are really soft, like most baby animals, any form of physical damage can be devastating for them
Alfonso Dag like ur moms
How rabbits have lived this long is beyond me.
They fvck like crazy. That's why
It's amazing, isn't it? If not for the fact that they reproduce like friggin cancer cells, they'd have gone extinct overnight. They're the only animal I can think of that can die from a single loud noise.
Its fast reproduction. Bunnies r incredibly dumb :(
Have you never heard the term “multiplying like Jack rabbits?” They constantly reproduce and can give birth to anywhere from one to 14 baby rabbits.
a lot like humans tbh, humans are selfish and extremely destructive creatures that have managed to breed like rabbits themselves and infest every corner of the earth in spite of how self destructive the species has often been
Bites of Rabbit is no joke, I remember from my childhood I got bitten by a rabbit and cried for 5 minutes straight. It was bleeding a little but oh my god how much that HURTS.
Adult Rabbit: "Uh, I wonder what'll happen if I pin a baby down and bite its spine ... urrrnaaahuurrr ... ?"
Also Adult Rabbit: "Oh ... I'll wait over here until this blows over."
"We didn't believe rabbits could be so cruel."
Newsflash: They're *animals* and animals can be very cruel. In fact it's almost a given in the wild where animals have a limited supply of food and limited room.
Agreed. For that matter, humans can be very cruel too if multiple unrelated families with children and adults are packed in a small enclosure (such as a concentration camp). Putting all these rabbits together in the same small space and not keeping babies and their mothers separated from unrelated adults is a recipe for problems. The value of this video is in warning those new to keeping rabbits about what NOT to do.
Cruelest thing is to keep so many rabbits in such a small space. This was bound to happen.
@James Shunt I watched Zootopia and they told me Rabbits can't go savage.
@@evolutiondl1492
You didn't not watched the film properly because the plot of the movie is the "nice animals" being a**holes against their predators counterparts...
@@cultofpersonalit1888 Come on now, I was being facetious and I was quoting Judy. She said those words exact words. So it seems like YOU are the one who didnt watch the film properly.
Jeez some people take everything too seriously.
That bunny just faked it for the insurance money
Regina Tuala it's a joke, lmao, chill
Regina Tuala its a ducking joke 😂
Regina Tuala 1st of all, who in the actual fuck gets triggered that much over a RUclipsr comment and second of all get a life you bitch 😂
Regina Tuala u could have said nothing without starting beef u know that right?
GuiltyAssassin LMFAO Friggin legend......
holy shit
that rabbit woke up and chose violence
but why? there's no good reason i can think of
absolutely barbaric, and yet it singled out that rabbit in particular and presumably left the others alone
the same big male rabbit attacked another baby rabbit beforehand, but couldn't bite it
compressed spine, i've seen it happen before. the best solution is to eliminate the threat completely for the safety of the rest.
Damn the bunny was just vibing and got attacked
Bro fr i wouldve went mike tyson on that bigger rabbit after that lol
@@saviorchief3651 you seem like the type of person to say you’d be able to fucking murder someone but be too scared to even punch someone
what I’m saying: you wouldn’t fucking dare stick your hand in there
@@thetheoriesfriendswithathi5105 bro its a fuckin rabbit whats hard to believe? I could easily curb stomp the fuckin thing are you dumb?
@@thetheoriesfriendswithathi5105 says the keyboard warrior youd get stomped in real life 💪
@@saviorchief3651 nah bro i never said I was a fighter this shit is just fun as hell
I underestimated rabbits I never thought they were capable of such evil.
They can be extremely cruel towards animals (and people) they do not like. With the way their teeth & jaw are, a bite can cause serious injury. Some rabbits will be absolutely loving towards dogs, cats, and people, but will attempt to terrorize or kill other rabbits within their proximity.
Read Watership Down. Rabbits can be very cruel to one another.
Nii Kojo saw a rabbit rape a baby rabbit... all animals are fucked up.
Nii Kojo animals aren't evil..that's a human thing..this is just nature as ugly as it seems to us
Anime Lord I'm so tired of this humans are evil type mentality that people have. There is no such thing as evil, people can be good but not evil they can be sick, disgusting, bad people but not evil. Just like these rabbits they aren't evil just territorial and instinctual.
You know, after seeing this video, I feel a lot better about having had rabbit for dinner the other night.
this is the exact reason why rabbits should sometimes get devoured by animals
you will soon be devoured and the screams will satisfy
Should have dealt with the problem right away, chop the adult and throw it to your dogs.
No point keeping a killer.
there is no point in doing that.the babies shouldn't even have been in a pen with adult rabbits that aren't their mother.
Sleepy Hollow but then what about that rabbits babies
Freya Smiths nothing's wrong with him
aggressive can be found in genes. By calling that parent it prevents it from producing any more aggressive offspring, and if they are pet breeders aggressive offspring is exactly what you dont want.
It's honestly a waste to throw it to the dogs if you kill it yourself
Take the meat, hide, feet, and skull if you can
That's what I take from my rabbits
If you play it backwards the adult bunny actually fixes the young one's spinal disorder and they all go about their bunny business.
Geez why doesn't RUclips have a reverse button? LMAO
also if you play car crashes backwards the car repairs itself and driver is revived
LOL
Oh man, this is awful….. and so damn funny.
Anyone else feel like they were watching a live action Watership Down during this video?
No 2x speed playback that thing was looking to annihilate
I’ve found that rabbits that bite and are generally naughty tend to have other problems like inability to clean themselves and eating dangerous stuff. Well behaved calm rabbits generally live longer...GENERALLY (i.e. not in the case of this video).
The bunny twisted its back at the very moment the big rabbit pushed it and he landed in an backward position. This is why at my workplace they always tell us, DO NOT pick up heavy stuff and twist your back at the same time.
People usually just think of bunnies as docile, timid fluffballs that eat leaves but they can actually be incredibly aggressive. They're social animals, so they're very concerned with where they "stand" in the group and how others "stand" in relation to them. Dominance and hierarchy is very important to them. You ever read/seen Watership Down? THAT'S bunnies...minus the obnoxious seagull.
I’ve heard Watership Down is a very bloody “kids” movie of rabbits tearing each other apart
@@SweetCandyDragon Bloody is the least of it. There's a horrifying scene where a rabbit gets trapped in a snare around his neck and suffocates as his friends watch helplessly.
@@smoqueed44 Big Wig survived that. But it's brutal.
@@SweetCandyDragon you're thinking of the original. The kids version was much less gruesome and gory
@@ladysilverwynde He survived a _lot_ of attacks. He ended up being super battle scarred by the end of it all.
That quick bite broke it’s legs? Jesus.
Rose K. Are you the keeper? Did you actually let that animal suffer for “a couple days”? I mentioned elsewhere in the comments I’ve bred rodents on a large scale and I know how quickly they can over populate...but I was aware of the consequences And avoided over crowding. At the absolute least after you made a mistake that severe the least you could have done is put it out if it’s misery
Chii Beastizen rabbits aren't rodents, Einstein
TheShockinglyEloquentDog woof they are, though.
MrMoneyclips they're not
that bite broke both legs and injected venom in it also
Adds to the horror that the baby bunny seems to be cowering beneath the aggressive bunny for protection right before it attacks.
Reading the description I have to say that yeah, people on the internet are always like that. They're completely out of touch with reality and there is no pleasing them
omg my heart was aching when the poor lil baby was dragging itself away.
Same 😓
Not poor
Dustin Blaike Bongares/Dustin Gaming your cool
@@pjjantzen3244 Aaand you're 12.
It was funny as fuck and those screams were hilarious.
Never seen a rabbit being a jerk like that before.. Didn't really know they had it in them.. Poor baby..
More like a lack of space caused the violence or made it more prone to violence.
If you kept a bunch of chickens or ducks in a small space like that shit would go down.
Dan Nolan the owner said space wasn't the issue .
Clearly it was if that adult didnt like that baby near her.If there was more space in between them that wouldnt of happened.
If i don't separate the mother and babies from daddy bunny dad will kill all the male babies when he can identify them as male. Mother will kill all the female babies later on. You have to separate.
TehZee I used to have 2 rabbits. Ivrey( albino female) and Max( black male). Max was the sweetest bunny I have ever met while Ivrey bit us and killed (and sometimes) ate her babies.
Some say rabbits don’t feel pain like we do. I don’t know how true that is.
How could a simple bite cripple the hind legs of a baby? Genuinely curious.
Their spines are very fragile. They can break with a single bite. It looks like that happened.
It's young, that's why. And it probably wasn't a simple bite either
That adult rabbit finna be my new ingredient to my stew
Shhhh
No one wants to hear or listen to you
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@@disconator2789 lmao ok 13-year-old straight white girl
@delete my search history when I die
As an African man I ask you what's wrong about that ? You some type of stupid? Or you one of those victim mentality crybaby?
My snake will eat it
That rabbit broke the babys back with that bite. Rabbits are very fragile especially baby ones there tail can be easily ripped if they yank on it.
S4CTIVE *
Yeah, unfortunetly for them.
I still see those stupid people writting that Person Recording should react, and do something with this baby rabbit...
I don't think they realize that beacuse it's a baby, after a "Spinal Bite" nothing can be done, even if tried. :/
Tompog 89
I am not saying that what he was doing was good.
I understand what people mean, but I am just saying that no mether if he would, or not, do something, it would not change a thing.
That's actually the main reason why I usually do nkt watch Videos like this one.
Tompog 89 honestly he probably saw it happen many times or maybe he heard it can happen. Then again it's just a little bunny
Yup, they are fragile because they are prey animals and basically exist to get eaten by predators.
People still think Rabbits are soo innocent.
They are cruel and brutal as hell.
Strike it with something heavy repeatedly until it stops moving
Rabbit owner here. Can confirm rabbits beat each other regardless of age.
My lops like to 1v1 eachother every other day
My father owned a family. One developed an ear infection, and his brothers just ruthlessly nibbles at it.
Mr. Wobblin you're profile pic reminds me of kokofreakbean
cool
I think you should learn more about rabbits before trying to raise them you clearly dont know that your not supposed to mix the adults and babies together and if they are from different parents then that's a big no no
When you need to make a crawler to hit the mystery box
'nade out! Alright guys go perk up
Aidoge 😂😂😂😂😂
BRUH
Someone can't take a joke.
robert wilson Dude, shut up. You lick crosswalk buttons
Poor baby. What happened to his legs though. If I had an adult rabbit that did that to a baby bun bun, the adult bun bun would go in the stew pot that same day. Literally
Fluffy got SICK of being bottom of the food chain, he lashed out on a lesser kin.
Your my food i guess
Yep. Can confirm. Rabbits can be unexpectedly vicious towards their own. We had a mother literally bury one of her babies alive, bite another when we were gone, and would randomly attack the father.
She turned rather violent after having babies and started biting and attacking our hands and what babies were live. She ended up literal snake food and we hand fed the babies. She just was not worth keeping around. Strangest thing I tell you.
I take it you raise rabbits for snake food.Maybe?
Slamming Down The Hammer
Nope... sound bad but she was specifically fed to a friend's python. I mean we could have easily released her, my mom's idea, but hawks and coyotes would have gotten to her anyways. She was just a vicious rabbit that sat separated from all the other because she was just so damn mean after giving birth.
Misery....I understand.Cheers.
@@missanthropist5806 if there was absolutely NO chance she could've been cared for separately, why not just have her put down at a vet's office
I bet you fed her to the snake live, didn't you?
Oh. I'm on this side of RUclips again
same
Same
Yup 😞
Omg I don’t ever notice till I read the comments and I’m like “uuuuhhh not again”😂💀
Hey there 4am recommendation vids
0:19
Big bunny: omae wa mou shindeiru
Baby bunny: NANI?!
Rolled a nat 20 and landed a crushing blow to the lower spine without penetrating the armor.
my father and I raised rabbits for food... we kept all males in separate cages and mothers with babies were isolated also till the kits were big enough to eat regular food... when the males were old enough to breed we put them in separate cages or butchered them for food....any rabbit be it male or female that became aggressive was butchered the same day it attacked either us or another rabbit
+shots2 last thing you want is rabbits attacking others.
yea the males will do that and some times females will also
well done buddy
Wait you EAT rabbits
hannah mcclintock There are people that eat rabbits
Interesting how a single bite paralyzed a bunny's legs.
i know nature is what it is, but i wouldn't mind putting that savage rabbit in a meat grinder
Rabbits have weak spines. If you even so much as press too hard it's easy to break a rabbits back.
Yeah. I would like that bitch for Christmas... As the main course.
Yep, that rabbit certainly earned herself a dinner invitation for a nice bowl of rabbit stew.
It’s an animal. Not a savage.
Mantaris Cheap Loser thats what hyp er dang looks like
It’s a known fact that some adult bunnies neglect or attack or even murder their young you have to hate rabbits to not know that
This has less to do with nature and more to do with captivity sadly. You did the right thing by giving them more space and separation.
This is a rabbits nature, only rabbits who are spayed and neutered are safe around each other. You never see a big group of rabbits in the wild. Rabbit island in Japan has no natural food on it that it why you see them in large groups they are starving to death and will do anything for food including being in a group or approaching humans. Rabbits bred in captivity are bred to be more docile towards each other than wild rabbits. The internet is horrendously misinformed about a rabbit's true nature as a solitary, highly territorial and aggressive animal once sexual maturity is met. I bred rabbits and witnessed this a few times. My docile rabbits that were suitable pets were less territorial and aggressive but still carried these traits toward others. I had one bad genetic strain in my program. The bunny's mother had aggressive tendencies but was bred for her red color with my gray buck another flighty rabbit. She ate all of her kits except one. That red bunny was put in with other bunnies he bit scratched the docile bunnies they were all afraid of him. He bit and scratched me to the point of gushing blood. That line was culled. I never had nasty rabbits after that. The sweet pet rabbits on the internet or the at pet shop that just need to be house bunnies to be happy are a product of hundreds of years of selection and a breeders special selection and still still need to be perfected through spaying and neutering to be sweet. The rabbits on this video are meat rabbits not bred to be pets no amount of spoiling, love etc will make a meat rabbit a nice pet there are exceptions but they are generally rare. Rabbits even with fantastic breeding programs are the most euthanized exotic pet on earth. Rabbits hate to be picked up, they hate to be cuddled. Rabbits also are very destructive to personal property and have a high likelihood of aggression. I wouldn't sell a child or a teen a rabbit, they have to have a rabbit suitable hutch/area. They can't have dogs around them, cats are a problem too. Rabbits are a very specialized pet
The baby bunny sounds just makes my heart break
Ice_Dragon ??? Same here bro 😓😥
Same it reminds me of my 1 week old puppy, he cried until he died 😢
“Making your heart melt” means you find it really really cute. Do you like the baby bunny screaming in pain?
Elizabeth Ludwig no i dont like that the baby bunny is in pain
Id edit your comment then, because you basically said you found it really adorable by using the phrsde “made my heart melt”
_"Its not like a bunny can go savage"_
Octavian 'Cinnamon Roll' The Best Lynas Clone Ever Lol! Love that Zooptopia reference👍😉
You should 100% cripple that bunny.
Maybe do a thing to where the younger bunny witnesses the adult being crippled. The baby doesn't deserve that and justice should be served.
@@GNParty Grow up. “Justice” is a HUMAN CONCEPT, not within animals. All that mother bunny did was what any mother rabbit would do, protecting their territory from outsiders. If ANYONE should be blamed it’s the people filming this that clearly had ZERO idea what they were doing, you cannot keep that many rabbits locked up together and expect them all to get along like it’s a cute Disney cartoon. They also did that poor little baby bunny NO favors by keeping it alive for three days after in which time, I can promise you, it was in great pain and suffered every second from staying alive after that, the humane thing to do would have been to kill it right away.
"Bunnies are so cute and fluffy and would never hurt another living being!"
*Bunny shanks you in the spine.*
This is some holy grail type shit
HOLY HAND GRENADE!!!
That rabbit's dynamite!
Whaaaaa?!!! 😳😮
That's nice dog felt sorry for the rabbit
mad world No they wanted to eat the rabbit lol
Lol- what a nice little bubble you live in.
Dog definitely wanted to eat it.
Fishy Boi Because dogs are prey driven? It’s what they do- and if you knew dogs at all, you’d know that sound he made was a sound of excitement, not concern.
No it didn’t. If you haven’t notived small animal screaming/squealing sounds trigger the prey drive in dogs and cats and other predatory animals. Dog felt sorry because he didnt get it first
Uchiha Shisui u r stupid and have u ever owned a dog that weighed more than 60lbs?
Having bred bunnies in the past, we instinctively isolated every time the big ol' males from the rest. Those wankers can be really abusive for no reason. Remember to isolate them every time, until the young ones grow enough to withstand such hideous attacks.
the video said it was the adult female who bit the baby
don't keep baby bunnies near adult bunnies in general. Mothers are known to randomly eat their own babies without warning
How does that work? Literally did 1 damage and its crippled.
I would of smacked the shit out of that rabbit
Christian Leonardo lol
what a mean aunt
It's very rude to call someone that. Do realize when you type that you are talking to another person? That is very disrespectful. I truly don't understand why people on the internet feel it's okay to be so rude because they can't see the person they are talking to. Disagreeing is fine, but why talk to someone like that? Is it necessary?
Christian Leonardo I am a expert breeder custom bunnies for pets only ....female rabbits do this naturally it's a territorial thing to 1° or another. The males will fight possibly kill each other until the establish dominance.
Marc Graham .
The dog seemed very concerned after hearing the baby bunny scream :( overall, that adult rabbit was a piece of shit, it attacked the darker bunny before crippling the poor white bunny.
They weren't concerned. They wanted to eat it.
Yeah, that wasn’t a concerned response. That was a prey/predator response. Most dogs will go nuts when they hear an animal in distress, and will often attack/prey on it.
My dogs sit by the chicken coop all day, and can be relaxed- but as soon as the hens start going a bit crazy in their coop, making a fuss, my dogs will perk up and start racing circles around the pen, whining at them. It’s a typical predator response to prey animals. They have the same reaction if my sheep start running around. Their response is to start chasing it.
Had that dog been in the pen with them, it would have gone for that baby bunny and put it out of its misery- not for mercy, but for fun.
Calabi-Yau Manifold Dogs aren’t your usual predators. Dogs don’t quietly stalk their prey. They corner and chase it, and they make noises to communicate with other dogs in the pack. They express excitement with loud, sharp vocals. This is a dog making noises out of anxiety- the anxiety of seeing a prey animal in distress- anxiety because he can’t get to it.
If you knew anything about hunting dogs, or just most dogs in general, they get very excited/anxious before they’re set loose on prey.
I watch my dog chase birds all over my yard, and he makes vicious noises out of frustration when he can’t catch them.
Just watch wild African dogs, or any other dog during a hunt... of course they make noises in the face of prey in distress.
Sure... you might find the rare dog who would whine with genuine concern over an injured animal, but that response would commonly be directed to another dog, a human baby even... but this dog I can hear is excited. Most dogs will attack a quick moving animal if it’s making noises like that. It’s just in their nature.
Both my dogs will sit at my chicken coop and quietly watch my hens, but as soon as my hens start going nuts for whatever reason, my dogs get up and lunge at them from the other side of the fence. My Corgi pants heavily and whines with excitement when she does it.
It doesn’t take a genius to understand that that dog wants to attack that little prey animal in distress. It’s what they do, and the only way you’d be able to stop it, is if your dog is intelligent enough, well trained enough, and obedient enough to listen to you when you direct them to not touch it.
Even working dogs (sheep and cattle dogs) need to be kept in check when they’re rounding up sheep. They whimper and whine with excitement and can even get carried away with their mouth. That’s the predator in them.
The screaming might have been hurting the dog's ears too. I don't think the dog was actually concerned about the baby bunny.
lil glock I personally find that spacing it the way I do (creating paragraphs) helps break the down the comment. I get bored when I read a comment that seems to go on forever and ever.
But thanks.
Thank you for posting this. I just had a bunny give birth to one single bunny. I have other bunnies at home. Now I know to keep them away since watching this.
And thats when you grab that adult rabbit and make a delicious dinner with it.
Lock that dumbass up in a remote cabin and force him to cook crystal meth.
😂😂
I think after that it would taste salty af
DimitriTheGreat 😂😂😂
Lmaooooo 😂
Oh my God... even the dog was confused poor baby
the dog heard the squeals of a rabbit crying for help or its in pain which in the wild means an opportunity for food which the dog recognized and therfore the dog wanted to find out what the noise was and most likely eat the crippled bunny
*facepalm omg you must be a special kind of dumfuck
Jack Leo this is a domestic dog a lot of the "wild" Is bred out and we cannot really tell what the breed is SO we cannot tell what they were originally bred for i have 2 mixed mutts big and small this dog was obviously anxious but I highly doubt this dog wants to kill the dog is crying I've seen two start dogs toying with a cat killing it and they did not sound like this they were barking btw I did rescue the cat
Jack Leo but I'm right. you clearly have never had a dog before or know fuckall about nature and how animals in a farm are trained to behave. you probably think everyone's out to get everyone for no reason. it doesn't work that way for people who actually want their animals to coexist together, you ignorant fuck.
it's amusing seeing you resorting to insults instead of addressing my points. bright as a rock, aren't we?
+Jack Leo, fucking idiot do you not understand that the dog was whining of sadness?
That adult rabbit is too territorial. Eat it before it bites another.
Neutering is a better option.
Doggo: hey you okay? Please be okay! Say that you’re okay for me pleeeeeeeease!!!
Nature isn't cruel, it is indifferent.
Correct. Nature lacks the intelligence to even be cruel.
@@lightningandodinify cruelty is a human construct...seeing as animals dont have morals just instincts...so its really the owners fault this happenned not the rabbit's "cruelty"
@@kylelee5966 This is only sort of true. It being a human construct doesn't clarify the scope it actually has. We would hold any person capable to the same standard. This is why we can accuse people from different cultures of various kinds of cruelty without it being incoherent nonsense. It's also why fantasy creatures, human-like aliens, or science fiction artificial intelligence can be held to the same standard. This distinction is important because a set of morals are worth anything at all because they are defined on significant values and not insignificant whims that can be rejected without justification. This is very different from something like cultural etiquette which is also a human standard but has significant intercultural freedom for disagreement.
That aggressive rabbit should have been used as snake food.
Sean Peters nah komodo Dragon food that's more painful
+King Bear, thanks for responding. Komodo Dragon would also work. I'm not after causing the rabbit pain though, I just think it shouldn't live if it's gonna act like that and should serve one final purpose. To nourish an animal. :)
Sean Peters nature shouldnt fit to your standards
if this shit happened deal with it
+SpiritedD21, but it's wasteful and doesn't happen in nature. I know animals feel pain as they are "murdered," but it's so they can be eaten (e.g. by a snake). Rabbits rarely (if at all) kill other rabbits like this in nature.
The one that died could have been frozen and used as food as well, assuming that it wasn't
Most rabbits eat their babies alive so he's actually lucky
That adult bunny would be getting sold to a wolf sanctuary for enrichment exercises lmao
That scream stayed with me until the next day when I first watched this at 2:00 AM
You must have severe mental issues then. I mean serious ones. This happens all the fucking time in nature.
I'm glad you posted this for educational purposes.
For some, at least. ;^)
A baby animal should NEVER be hurt for educational purposes,
Dre Ray
Think they did this on purpose?
It was NOT the film makers intention to harm the baby bunny, for entertainment or education. The bigger rabbit acted on its own.
JJ Abeyta
That's what I said, but I'll edit my comment to make it more clear.
The part that gets me is the fact that when the baby rabbit gets bitten, a dog in the background barks and then whines when the rabbit begins screaming 😔
As a human I cannot comprehend why the rabbit would do this.
To me it just looks like cold-blooded murder and I would see death penalty to the rabbit that did it to be an appropriate punishment.
It’s just animal instinct. If you want to be mad at someone or “punish” someone than who should be punished are the people who thought it was okay to cram a bunch of rabbits including young rabbits into a small area.
That adult criminal would go straight to my snake's feed - and I would buy a snake just for that purpose.
The bunny would beat the living he'll out of the snake, they do that is just nature.
@@randomslayer9018 naw a big enough snake will fuck this bunny up in seconds
@Kill Joy I was gonna respond but then read you're user name and it all made sense .
That’s how nature works. Both ways
You think THIS is bad? Look up what rats do to other living beings. Then you'll hate rats as much as I do.
After watching this a few times, I like to offer a different prospective to the situation. I do not believe there was murderous intent from the adult rabbit. Notice it stopped going after each of the babies it shooed away. The one it paralyzed was not really moving on the first touches. Notice how the adult rabbit went to bite or try go bite the rear leg of the baby. This is a basic communication to tell one bunny to another to move. However being a baby vs adult, it might of put too much force and bit to hard for the baby. Basically it was simply a mistake. If there was murderious intent behind the adult, it would kept going after the baby but it didn't. The adult simply wanted the baby to move, female rabbits are extremely territorial and you need to make sure bunnies get along before mixing different rabbits like this together.
Momo Hitsugaya exactly that's what I was thinking.
Rabbit defense attorney
not really i own a bunny, and mine acts the same way as that "attacker" if she mistake bites me when im trying to feed her, she backs off and looks panicked when I scream ouch, like the one here did, hence why the "attacker" ran away after doing it.
But ya im just here trying to share what I know and explaining why and reinforcing the idea you don't wanna mix rabbits like this.
My first thought was the bunny looks in serious effin shit. Wouldn’t it have been more humane to put it down rather than wait two days?
i got no clue, i would taken it to a vet right away though