Bunny vs Chinchilla

[@legitsniper3211]

Poor Chinchilla ;(

[@littlesassy86]

Dude, Rabbits are VERY territorial animals. The chinchilla could have been seriously injured, Not cool...

[@kevingame3198]

So what are territorial animals mean and how many animals are territorial

[@erikamoralea3736]

@kevingames3198 there’s 100 types of territorial animals and territorial animals mean they will attack things in there way and would you like to be kicked by a rabbit

[@marjanegrimes]

I understand how you can think this is cute but that rabbit could totally kill or severely injure that chinchilla. it can happen in the blink of an eye too, bunnies are CRAZY fighters and he was ready to kick the chin's ass

[@caramelcoloredk-poplover554]

yea my bunny is not a huge fan of my guinea pigs and he's laid back but once I saw he was going to box one I was like ummm back it up Tyson

[@IamthePhantom]

Very true, Rabbits kick box so the chin could easily have ended up dead with the snap of a neck

[@milio7490]

+Kim Nelson hmm but not very affective against snakes hahahahha

[@ericwtfsky]

?? whats possibly wrong, every other comment supports what she said

[@ericwtfsky]

This upsets me, you put both of these animals In an uncomfortable situation. Rabbits are very territorial and the chinchilla could have been harmed, both of these animals seem very stressed, not cool.

[@elizabethduran7949]

You should never put an aggressive bunny near a chinchilla. The chinchilla can clearly get hurt since they're small.

[@cariko]

***** have you ever had a bunny? they can bite hard and those back legs are no joke. my bun caught me with those back feet while i was trimming his nails and popped my thumb out of joint. And he bite clear through my fingernail after a butt bath (diarrhea- left a banana where i thought he could not reached, but he got to it...)

[@elizabethduran7949]

***** Have you ever actually held a chinchilla before? Chinchillas have very small bones even as an adult. Bunnies have bigger bones than chinchillas and are obviously stronger and if the bunny kicks the chinchilla or bites the chinchilla (nature: animals attack when they feel threatened/scared) than the chinchilla will get hurt.

[@Erika-yi1fj]

***** Just because your bunnies don't do that doesn't mean another one won't hurt a chinchilla. And also, you have no idea how they'd react to a chinchilla

[@thepizzainthebackofyourfre9615]

Elizabeth Duran both animals could have gotten severely hurt

[@l4rkm3ss]

Bunnies are usually a similar size to chins, they can both be very lethal to each other

[@TidalWavesLion]

I'm no expert, but that bunny seems way too aggressive to the chinchilla. you should have separated them immediately.

[@amandahatter4786]

TidalWavesLion

[@amandahatter4786]

No,

[@haleyidontwantalastname4872]

TidalWavesLion I agree

[@SL-nc1dy]

Ugh there's always people like you here

[@jooglia9146]

Rain On Me umm, people who care about animals and their mental well being? Yeah, there are always people like that.

[@louisesteel137]

This is a really, really bad idea. Rabbits are highly territorial. Your chinchilla could have been mauled or killed. That rabbit was making clear threat postures and and lunging with it's teeth bared. The rabbit could have been hurt too if the chinchilla fought back.

[@milio7490]

against my snake no.....that rabbit is a meal

[@colin-campbell]

Charles Young thanks for getting in touch

[@jaleyahrichard9106]

I agree

[@louisesteel137]

Neither of the animals were physically harmed in the video, but they were both subjected to unnecessary stress, which if sustained over lengthy periods of time can actually start to cause physical damage to an animal's body. If they're put together like this, it's only a matter of time before physical harm happens. Rabbits have very strong hind legs that evolved for acceleration (for example, when escaping from a predator) and jumping and sharp front teeth. I've owned rabbits before and let them roam a fairly large fenced area outside their hutch during the day. I've seen one leap and clear a rockery that was about 8ft across. Their legs and strength also make them crazy powerful fighters. Keeping other animal species with rabbits is never a good idea.

[@rustyshackelford4613]

top 10 anime fights lmao XD

[@stardust394]

People think this is cute... I just want to scoop up the chin and put it in a safe place! That bunny is in guard mode. You should not do that to your chinny. It can cause serious aggressive issues.

[@thepizzainthebackofyourfre9615]

lou draper they both are in danger and the chin doesn’t seem to be too scared as he continues to try and come out. They both look fairly ready for a battle and this person should have their animals taken away.

[@mikmac6016]

Yeah its pretty stupid but they look cute tho

[@emilyblount7769]

For everyone seeing this video & thinking it's so cute/funny: Rabbits tend to carry pasturella which is lethal to chinchillas (who have naturally weak immune systems), so I hope your chin is still alive. Not to mention both are territorial animals and prey animals - allowing each to become stressed out just to make a video is inhumane.

[@arfriedman4577]

As soon as I noticed my 2 chinnies were stressed out in same cage, I got 2nd cage and separated ASAP. The bunny and chinchilla should never have been put together in this video.

[@IMeMineWho]

Thank you for educating me. I was thinking of getting my bun a hamster or chinch companion, but it just seems risky.

[@carolrigby2665]

"just because its a cute idea doesn't mean its a good one."

[@unusualchild4847]

This was very unsafe for both of the animals. Rabbits are highly territorial and if your chinchilla was a female they are very dominant. Either way this video could of ended in tragedy

[@illrick3169]

Nah bro such a smol Chinchilla could never hurt a bunny😂

[@02Mikasa]

​@@illrick3169Bruh clearly you did not understand that the rabbit posed a clear threat to the chinchilla.

[@illrick3169]

@@02Mikasa You obviously didnt understand that I said with my comment that a Chinchilla ain't a threat for a rabbit

[@leafleavemealone196]

Your chin hates you for this. It had barks of pain in there that bunny was aggressive and probably confused why would you do that??!

[@alcampbell05]

That poor chinchilla is probably super stressed D:

[@noluthandonkwanyana4472]

I feel so sorry for the chinchilla because he/she looks Soto fragile and bunbun is sooo over protective of himself 😢

[@TessaAvonlea]

You're only going to scare both of them. It's a cute video but not really worth the stress for the cuties in it

[@paulcfyeung]

This is not even a cute video, why would anyone put the lovely animals through so much stress for their own entertainment??

[@misscoolgirl7166]

Paul Yeung actually it is cute tho,i mean there cute animals

[@wazaifoamaliyatkihaqeeqat547]

Very true bro

[@jdog81590]

To live is to struggle.

[@fokuz2025]

@@paulcfyeung fr

[@littlesassy86]

The poor chinny would have been terrified and stressed ;( and he bunny would have been stressed to the max, That's sort of a form of animal abuse. Wow...

[@fbi6841]

You should of put them in a new area where none of them could call it territory

[@Liv-dg3em]

Chinchillas are fragile animals that could severely hurt it

[@26Bluegb]

That is not guarding. Taro obviously sets off Legend's "rat alarm" and he is protecting himself from "the rat", which do kill baby bunnies when they are still the nest with momma bun. I wouldn't have them around each other- one or both could get seriously hurt and they are both too cute and loved to risk that. Thumping is how rabbits alert each other to dangers.

[@nathanshin7389]

Its a chinchilla :D

[@Solomon0424]

Nathan Shin Rabbits don't know the difference.

[@sydneyelyse328]

A chinchilla is counted as a rodent

[@grizzlybunnyutube6334]

Chinchillas are closely related to rats and even if the rabbit didn't think it was art it would still attack it rabbits ki attack kill and seriously wound each other this chinchilla was obviously very threatening to the rabbit and if it had been older it could have possibly killed it

[@midnightrockzy5096]

GrizzlyBunny UTube thats true they are like rats but they are more cuter and fluffier, and i researched them they are in the rabbit and squirrel fam

[@thewhimsicalmajesticb9302]

I’ve owned rabbits nearly my whole life and have honestly never seen territorial behavior such as this or seen a rabbit exhibiting aggression. That’s pretty scary, I would’ve taken both out of that situation all together.

[@meilee8554]

It's likely that the owner didn't put them in neutral territory, and didn't care to do so either.

[@karinacamp2350]

I know right. SMH.

[@wildguy4773]

Same for me, one of my bunnies escaped and when I got it back, my other astra bunny went attacking it for no apparent reason, even tough they calmed and recodnized each other

[@moanlight9154]

poor chinchilla

[@ulrikekerp5035]

This bunny is not compatible with the chinchilla. Friendly buns and chins can run together though

[@mattiadizard7431]

this isnt cute in any way shape or form its animal abuse rabbits are territorial

[@danir6054]

agreed

[@_____8676]

mattia dizard fucking dumbass

[@_sarpa]

Tara Balestrino "danger", u know that word?

[@ecwinste]

I cannot believe the comments written by jerks on this video. 1: Yes, the animals MIGHT be a bit stressed. There's no permanent damage here, and a little stress is good. It gets the blood flowing. 2: This chinchilla's BEST FRIEND is a white rabbit. Have you not seen the other videos? 3: The chinchilla is in no danger. The owner gave it a little basket to hide in and was obviously there, ready to intervene if something happened. Plus -- it's a fucking rabbit, what the hell is it going to do? They're not known for their combat prowess, needless to say. 4: Animals raised in captivity do not necessarily have a fear for one another. As stated before, this chinchilla is best friends with a rabbit. 5: The poster obviously realized they were not a good pair and even said that they will not be on any more play dates. 6: The poster is obviously a responsible pet owner and if you look at the other videos, you can tell that the animals are well cared for and reasonably happy. Everyone is prone to make a mistake, and in this case, there was no harm, and no foul. I cannot believe how much of a jerk supposed "animal lovers" can be to their fellow humans. I'm sure the owner gets the point.

[@ecwinste]

Jessica Brown These guys go over the top and it's not constructive criticism. The ones that are nicely informing the owner, okay, fine, point made. However, there are some simply abusive comments that do not need to be said, even though there's like 50 comments already informing the owner like they think either animal is in mortal danger. They aren't.

[@langstont.5897]

Um if that rabbit wanted to I could have kicked the chinhilla and severely injured or killed it. I speak from experience my rabbit kicked me and gave me a swollen black eye for a week. Also rabbit are crazy fighter with their legs so what r u talking about having no fighting prowess.

[@ecwinste]

LangsxD !! But it didn't. We don't need to insulate ourselves and our animals from everything that's going on in the world. Also, a venomous snake COULD have jumped out of the bushes and struck one, or the person doing the filming. Also, a crazy person COULD jump out of their car and shoot everything and everyone in the video. If you live your life based on bad things that COULD happen, you'll probably be living under a rock your entire life.

[@ecwinste]

***** Yeah, I can't believe how crazy some people are in these comments freaking out on every possible situation. Like how one person on another video was talking about a rabbit under stress. I've hunted rabbits before and made a lot of close shots, and I have yet to see one keel over from a heart attack after a close miss.

[@danir6054]

your logic is flawed. 33 years of have both of these species... you're off-base.

[@Reginlave888]

Думала, сейчас посмотрю видео с милыми зверьками, но только настроение упало😞

[@vitcermak7737]

Had both Chinchilla and bunny - they really dislike each other, both of them make noises which mean being scared, irritated and ready to defend itself. Luckily they didn't fight. Also they might exchange diseases

[@theguineaguru8788]

This is so sad to see. You clearly don't care about your animals or you would have separated them as soon as the rabbit started getting physical thus could have really hurt or even killed your chinchilla. You should know that rabbits are very territorial and that poor chinchilla was scared and stressed. I feel sorry for your animals having an owner like you

[@roocheese4472]

TheGuineaGuru she are he really don't

[@bearhivesblud]

TheGuineaGuru Jesus u,is a bunny no a tiger,chill

[@Mzoyagon]

To think that years ago, all people thought of this tragedy was love. They thought it was play, they thought it was cute. Deep down, it was nothing but death. There may have been no true violence or death, but it is clear that within the years after this video was uploaded, something horrible MUST have happened to both of these pets. And you can tell me I’m being pessimistic, but I’m just being realistic.

[@SleepyDude21]

"FIGHT! FIGHT! FIGHT!"

[@user-aslongasyouloveme]

Chinchilla: Hey, bro!! What's up! Bunny: GET BAAAACK!!!!!! Chinchilla: Easy, dude!!What the hell?!

[@Truelordpower]

Moral of the story DO NOT PUT BUNNYS AND CHINCHILLAS TOGETHER CUZ THEY COULD KILL EACH OTHER

[@zeta1773]

ULTIMATE CUTENESS COMPETITION. WHO WILL WIN?

[@xanadu2002]

Poor chinchilla, it wants to get out, but the bunny won't let it.

[@joekurdish3385]

I've watched couple of videos where bunnies and chinchillas were at the same place and there were no problem what so ever

[@Chlrintruc]

Bunnies aren’t calm animals, they can easily get predatory and dominant and kill animals. Hell, bunnies are known for eating their own kind sometimes, when they’re stressed.

[@booboobunny5655]

They aren't predatory, they are prey animals that are easily stressed and frightened when faced by unfamiliar animals. They get really defensive, not because they intentionally want to cause harm, but because their life depends on it in the wild.

[@MusikitaPosting]

The whole comment section is literally writing the whole Star Wars lore

[@sssniperwolfsbiggestfan1]

Guys omg could you believe that the rabbit got agressive when they put the chinchilla in it's territory without even bothering to introduce them to one and other? Damn thats crazy anyway subscribe for more cute

[@somedudestolemyname]

I think they were neutral with eachother until around 17 seconds the chinchilla pulled the rabbits wisker, thats what it seemed like

[@MechanicznaCebula]

This is basically WW1 in a nutshell, both sides dont know how to achieve advantage

[@delaneywaldron3860]

You shouldn't try to put two different species of animals together, unless you talk to an expert or vet, you can tell the chinchilla feels threatened because of the noises it's making, i would know, i currently own 2 chinchillas.

[@christhiansoza4980]

Their resemblance between these two creatures is admirable

[@leahmason7595]

the chinchilla is scared. don’t do this ever again. you’re a cruel human being

[@popnpets8022]

Oh. My! I was scared for that chinchillas life it could’ve been severely mauled, you can see the rabbit attacking it and that noise the chinchilla keeps making are a hostile/scared bark noise. Please never do this again

[@RestingCatNipFace]

This upsets me, you put both of these animals In an uncomfortable situation. Rabbits are very territorial and the chinchilla could have been harmed, both of these animals seem very stressed, not cool.

[@IamthePhantom]

You can see the obvious stress of the chinchilla at 2:16. just the look on its face plus the ears back and the noise. That chirping means "Stop" or "leave me alone" clearly the chinchilla didn't like the rabbit and they shouldn't be put together UNLESS they are introduced slowly, not like this and are gentle with each other (get along)

[@kaylinoni1598]

and the rabbit is lunging at the chinchilla since rabbits are VERY territoral so this was a very stupid thing to do as the chinchilla could have been mauled or seriously injured!

[@IamthePhantom]

Tara Balestrino At 20-22 seconds you can hear the chinchilla make a noise plus other times, that is defined as a chirp for chinchillas. you just need to turn the volume up. and by look I mean the bearing or showing of its teeth and head upwards towards the rabbit when it approaches. getting ready to bite or kick. and I'm no professional but that made perfect sense...

[@IamthePhantom]

Chazz Schaarschmidt no one's crying

[@kaylinoni1598]

***** watch the video. You can see that rabbit LUNGING at the chinchilla with it teeth out trying to bite. Eithier you didnt watch the video or you no NOTHING about rabbits and chichillas.

[@suziesmith8576]

What a mean bunny 😑

[@dr.cocacola]

But cute

[@GoldenPuppy1O1]

+Starburst Man who cares! stfu honestly

[@suziesmith8576]

47chakras if u don't care don't comment (if u have nothing nice to say don't say anything at all)

[@GoldenPuppy1O1]

+Suzie Smith i wasn't talking to you, i was talking to the person who replied to you

[@suziesmith8576]

+47chakras still

[@covebear9654]

That wasn't cute It's ridiculous. You put your animals through a lot of stress and danger . Not cool

[@Julie-ii9tl]

I dont think they were both in neutral territory. The rabbit is like get off my territory and the chinchilla is totally confused. The chinchilla is in a dangerous situation here. If you want to introduce them for 5 mins make sure its 100% neutral territory and keep a close eye on them. Dont place an animal in a rabbits established territory. Also, you cant keep a chinchilla and rabbit together and you have to separate them if they start fighting when you introduce them because even in 100% neutral territory, there could be fighting.

[@booboobunny5655]

Thank you, I can tell in this video this is the rabbit's space and they placed the chinchilla in there. Not a good idea. Any rabbit owner would know how territorial they are, they can play in a neutral place because the rabbit won't feel thréatned that way.

[@void9231]

bunnies are rude hosts

[@simpkins18]

1,2,3 Go! Run for it chinchilla!!!

[@naturaloni9344]

Well honestly it says they are both males which would explain a lot on the rabbit's part. On top of how old are they? My rabbit just made a year and I'm still not open to the idea of introducing him to other types of animals until I get him fixed.

[@Sakuranightcore]

umm well, i clicked on this video in hopes of learning how to bond a rabbit and chinchilla together as i am getting a sterilised Chinchilla in abt a week and i have a male non-sterilised bunny at home. I don't plan to put them together as i read that the rabbits have a certain something in them that makes chinchilla's become ill and of course, my bunny isn't sterilised so it might be an issue. after seeing this i totally went nope and decided my rabbit and Chinchilla should never interact with each other. However, if anyone would like to get me helpful and safe suggestions to help keep both my rabbit and chinchilla happy that would be awesome:) P.S. I am quite disappointed to see you have uploaded a video of these two fighting whilst appreciating you teaching me that these two animals simply cannot get along. Hopefully, they are alright. in any case, informative video but i hope they are both doing alright separately

[@ruthanneritskes3659]

Separate them!

[@emilyanglin98]

Stop them

[@VacuumandFirealarm]

I want the chinchilla to win

[@SpaceGeminii]

You do not deserve animals. Especially not a chinchilla!

[@williamchanchan7845]

Both are cutie pets.

[@melaniebrinson2365]

I just want to rescue and protect this chinchilla.

[@kenrogers4186]

we used to put our hammie into our mini lops cage. they would chill out together and would clean each other.

[@shykatmannix2337]

This is sick.. As if some people think it's cute..

[@123forafurry]

Jesus! That bunny is so fucking terrifying!

[@afthoniachavvah6466]

If you were trying to bond them ...this was not a sensitive way of doing so

[@KUKAKYOTOTOKYO]

Do you know what kind of coat is on that Lop you have? Adorable! I want to get another bunny. I think my Lop gets lonely.

[@ImGassy-s1j]

Poor chinchilla, it was trying to get out of the backpack

[@teknicron1080]

Bunnies are known to be territorial sometimes.

[@kirataylor-hoar222]

Seriously, this is not cool. These creatures clearly didn't want to be near each other and the chinchilla was just trying to get away.

[@keciascarbrough9706]

The rabbit is bullying the chinchilla.

[@jessiwhitt870]

I once owned a floppy eared bunny and when they thump their hind legs it feels threatened. This is not a positive environment for either animal. So, my bunny became friends with my pet rat named splinter. They came together on their own. This just seems stressful for both.

[@watereon2567]

Buny is very strong but the chinchilla...

[@maljoe_7769]

Chinchillas kinda make the same noises as Ferrets

[@ImogenArellano]

its cute but if thw chinchilla gets teroized of the bunny and you wont help it the chinchilla is not gona trust u remember they r really friendly but in this vid the rabbit is not nice to the chinchilla

[@mariapacitto4517]

DON'T PUT A BUNNY BY A CHINCHILLA THEY CARRY ILLNESS FOR CHINCHILLAS!!!!!!! The bunny is scaring the chinchilla. you a terrible chinchilla owner

[@mariabria2671]

chinchillas are just a mix of a hamster and a rabbit

[@AmAxel35]

Chinchila: I have no quarrel with you sir...

[@madey0uthink]

This is horrible.

[@Revelation21-4-]

The poor chinchilla and having two chinchillas myself I find this a little disturbing.

[@beccaj9398]

oh gosh that is not a happy bunny! Does Legend live alone? When they are alone, they become so territorial! Our Bun when we first got her we had a very elderly guinea pig and they loved each other (Guinea had just lost her sisters so wanted company and Bun was new so was showing subservient behaviour because I think she saw it as guinea's territory. She even groomed her XD) but when the guinea died, Bun had free roam of the garden. Now, two years later we've said about getting another pig (separate cages of course) but it just won't work because Bun's been alone too long and though she's super friendly we wouldn't want to endanger a smaller animal like that. Bunnies are scary when they lunge and bare their teeth. How terrifying must it have been for this poor Chin =(

[@GmmBeast]

Becca J If you've watched ANY of this person's videos you'd know that they have many bunnies. They're never alone. And I didn't see either bare teeth. Legend just gave a little warning, and since Taro didn't see himself in any immediate danger, kept trying to get out, like playing a game.

[@XanArt22]

Poor chinchilla... these animals do not look like they like eachother and really shouldn’t be sharing a space at all

[@musicat2532]

Which is easier to care for, a chinchilla or a rabbit?

[@OleandyrTheGreatDragonGod]

What was that badass music at the end?

[@thibaultbunny1044]

so cute!!

[@jamesdell7726]

Here we can see the savage domestic bunny main attacking the domestic chinchilla main... (this is a video game refrence I'm not trying to say the violence is okay in this situation).

[@animalcrunch1248]

though these two are very cute they are both also very territorial animals. i know you mean no harm but the animals don’t know that.

[@alexandpets59]

Okay this is a very bad idea a rabbit can kill or hurt a rabbit also good thing the rabbit did not poop because the poop could kill a chinchilla because it has a toxic on it

[@ChocolatecatGP]

Look out, ITS THE KILLER RABBIT.

[@watereon2567]

Poor chichilla

[@carina65]

I feel sorry for the chinchilla

[@OlyviaTheUnicorn]

This is dangerous! I own 2 chinchillas and my older sister owns a guinea pig and I asked if they could play together and she said one of them will kill each other AND THEIR BOTH BABIES that’s how much they won’t get along so Rodent + Rodent =Wrong Chinchilla + Chinchilla =Correct Bunny + Bunny =Correct

[@kevingame3198]

Olyvia The Unicorn But they are prey animal like eagles and any other predator eat them

[@brandongonzal]

They are playing Pokemon.

[@jooglia9146]

This is sad. They're clearly stressed out. There are better ways to slowly and gradually introduce a new animal family member to a rabbit, and this is not one of them. I hope their owner does more research on this and would learn to take better care of them and keep them happy if that means they're separated rather than enjoying watching them fight with each other.

[@domingabergantinos1955]

they look the same

[@catvschinchilla-twittyvsiz1880]

Hello! Whos here from 2020?

[@Mrglv-e8n]

Chinchilla + Cat = 👌🏽 Chinchilla + Rabbit= no

[@Mtfz0707]

The Bunny could get a heart attack

[@iammt00]

Is that possible to get a hybrid

[@kaylinoni1598]

no

[@Haunt_Man7898]

Yea Don't put Freaking Mean Bunnys Around adorable Chinchillas

[@sheetaljaisinghani]

Chinchilla is a rabbit breed!

[@hi-t6635]

Oh poor chincila he was terrified to come out because of the bunny and you were soposenly taken a video instead of fighting because it's more important that helping a real life animal, well isn't that so

[@MsMadKim]

My bet is on the bunny! I have a bunny too and she can get mean with her paws to show her dominance.

[@ojustasmr1705]

I have two rabbits and I separate them since one of my rabbit claim me as her property and tried to kill other bunny who close to me. U shall know rabbit's behaviour.

[@eileeneden8010]

Score bunny vs pikachu

[@bellahaley8376]

well gosh, i think i know who hate each other...