The bunny is agressive

#7 - catchamp

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(10/18/2017)[-]

#48 to #7 - sleepylurkingduck#274 on commentsRank#274

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(10/18/2017)[-]

Bunnies are spooky

#4 - Sterski#50 on commentsRank#50

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(10/17/2017)[-]

RELEASE ME, HUMAN

#10 - nanako

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(10/18/2017)[-]

that thing seems to have forgotten it's a prey animal

#18 to #10 - brohirim

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(10/18/2017)[-]

Almost all cornered animals will fight

#19 to #18 - avatice

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(10/18/2017)[-]

I found a turtle earlier and it wouldn't fight

#21 to #19 - iamnotgoodwithname

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(10/18/2017)[-]

it might have not seen you as a threat

#22 to #21 - avatice

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(10/18/2017)[-]

It saw my dog as a threat

#30 to #19 - adu

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(10/18/2017)[-]

Turtles will fight, but naturally their best defense is to hunker down in their shell.

#51 to #10 - anon id: a90ef23a

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(10/18/2017)[-]

It's a hare and while they are still prey animals, they're larger and more aggressive than rabbits. Their fight instinct is often stronger than their flight instinct and they're known to fight hawks and other raptors that try to catch them. Mean little *****.

#46 to #10 - fluffysteal

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(10/18/2017)[-]

pretty sure it's got ******* rabies or something

#2 - kaboomz#12 on commentsRank#12

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(10/17/2017)[-]

#13 - mendelevium#92 on commentsRank#92

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(10/18/2017)[-]

Not Rabies. Just a really pissed of rabbit.
Unlike other infected animals that may display aggressive signs of the illness, this disease is predominantly manifested in paralytic signs in rabbits.
Other symptoms that can be seen are:
Head tilt
Bilateral conjunctivitis
Weakness
Nasal discharge
Anorexia
Neurological signs such as teeth grinding, head tremors and ascending paralysis Recumbent, non-responsive state

Source: wagwalking.com/rabbit/condition/rabies

#33 to #13 - xjester

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(10/18/2017)[-]

little ****** was furious i have a bunch of wild rabbits in my area but wouldn't think any of them to pull that display lol

ever seen a cat / rabies? if u thought they were unpredictable before you haven't seen one with rabies they maul everything and as soon as they showed up they're gone and already running in for a second attack

#11 - philxxmlghaxnippon#407 on commentsRank#407

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(10/18/2017)[-]

******* Australia, even the rabbits get an "Apex predator" modifier.

#15 - fentoozler

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(10/18/2017)[-]

Should've listened

#23 - galvanizeddreamer

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(10/18/2017)[-]

That is one angry little autistic cat.

#43 - madcoww

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(10/18/2017)[-]

A General Woundwort in the making

#20 - woozuh

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(10/18/2017)[-]

Duuude my dogs know that sound because my cat would bring live baby bunnies home during the summer. I pushed play on the video and they all dashed right in here trying to figure out where the bunny was