Wild tube baby bunny. I found another one and where it likely came from. minimum forecast 50 F

[@jstewart627]

YES! I just got though all the comments as of 11/25/2023 Not too many annoying comments this time. Just 2 trolls spreading miss information this time, now banned from commenting.

[@RejectedAce]

I LOVE the lettuce throw at the end 😂❤

[@ScottMoravansky]

I have a Boogie Down Bronx 2 months old .

[@LoopyMonsterAddict]

It is not mine and I'll leave it be! Seconds later:throws spinach at it🤭

[@jstewart627]

I can't help it, the lettuce is like drinking water and I don't want to see it floating in my pond.. The other bunnies will likely try to kill or mate with it. It should be big enough by now not to get into the rabbit pin. And if it starts eating my tomato's I am going to have to put it on the other side of the fence. My mom's dog Charlotte would happily kill it and bring it to my door step so I will not be letting that dog in the backyard now. My intention is to keep it fearful of me.

[@LoopyMonsterAddict]

@@jstewart627 hopefully it stay safe🤞

[@stevethea5250]

They finna mate with that tiny thing??

[@PuffyAmiYumi]

@@stevethea5250 nature is fooked up.

[@tabaxikhajit4541]

@@jstewart627 You did the compassionate thing. :)

[@mossycorpse]

guy: that is not mine and I will let it be guy, not even two seconds later: lettuce be upon ye

[@Tunabreath2001]

That is not MINE and I will leave it be. *aggressive toss of food* Such a caring bunny father lol

[@Tunabreath2001]

​@Afon Phoenix seriously? I mean just because they died doesn't necessarily mean he's terrible... Small animals die way too easily. Why did they die of though?

[@niyablake]

@@afonphoenix16 ass some who raised rabbits, that rabbit might be a bunny but does not needs it's mom

[@ChaoticAngelKitten]

@@Tunabreath2001 The last one died of hypothermia

[@scootinkermie]

​@@afonphoenix16 the last one died up hypothermia and seemed long on its way to death

[@nullpoint3346]

​@@afonphoenix16 Rabbits will die when someone on another continent sneezes.

[@aphreyst4551]

Oh, a snail.

[@joesickler5888]

Those jerk apple snails are running rough shot over my garden.

[@SSanf]

Squirrel!

[@TheRealBatabii]

​@@joesickler5888 roughshod?

[@mikeg8437]

Let me know you have ADD without saying it

[@derianvandalsen]

​@@mikeg8437I was not going to mention it, but you're 100% on the mark 😅

[@paolosciarpuccio]

Lol when you threw salad I was like "lol this is gold" and started laughing

[@janetjackson9160]

This bunny looks a lot healthier and not lethargic like the other tiny bunny. I know nothing about bunny's, but like you, I would give it food too, to help feed her and let her get on her way.. 🐇

[@jstewart627]

Other bunny had cold legs and ears causing it to move funny. Baby bunnies usually do not come back from hypothermia, according to a comment from someone who claimed to have worked at an animal rescue shelter. I did get its body parts to warm up but it just did not want to eat and the next day, in my cage full of fluf it seemed cold again and was in a coma which lasted for about another 24 hours until it shutdown for good. Nights will no longer be that cold now so this one will be fine. All those green heart shaped leaves in my yard are a form of lettuce and even people can eat it so it will be fine

[@Hue5366]

@@jstewart627 I’m sorry for your loss 😢

[@somethingedgy2185]

It

[@cngotham4111]

​@@Hue5366 it was a wild bunny that died. I still sucks but I wouldn't really say his lost.

[@FarmerFpv]

​@@Hue5366😂😂

[@badeugenecops4741]

Beware: Tube bunnies are the most aggressive of all the bunny types. They will kill a man if cornered

[@a.s.3805]

I saw one burrow into a man’s thigh and pop out of his chest with his heart still beating in its mouth. Tube Bunnies are not to be messed with.

[@badeugenecops4741]

@@a.s.3805 Word to ya mutha.

[@TeaspoonMiner]

::cue monty python bunny clip::

[@BoudicaJ]

Only white ones surely? One rabbit stew, coming right up.

[@a.s.3805]

@@BoudicaJ Nope. Tube Bunnies come in all shapes, sizes and colors. Just don’t mess with them, and we’ll get along just fine.

[@loribragg2947]

I rescued a baby bunny about 4 weeks old from my back yard. A predator had gotten to the nest. I gave it KMR kitten formula for a week, and then pellets, hay, and greens. It could only suck on the pellets, it was so little, but it was enough. My goal was to release it back into the wild, but a band of coyote moved into the preserve and killed all the rabbits. The first 3 months was very challenging. Wild rabbits are extremely highstrung and only 10% of babies survive. Fortunately, I had six parrots, one of which is an African Grey, so I was ready for the challenge. I also had a Florida room, so the baby had a quiet running space and a towel-lined box for a hutch. The parrots made the difference--the bunny was drawn to our smallest parrot and relaxed whenever he was around. We named the bunny 'Catcher' and she is now 3 years old. She is a happy, playful, rambunctious member of the household. She is litter-trained and knows her name; she will come when I call her. She also knows the words breakfast, salad, and cookie (rabbit cookie). The Florida room and the parrots made the difference in her survival. She needed a quiet place to sleep during the day, and the birds made her realize we were animal-friendly.

[@badeugenecops4741]

I live on 70 acres on a horse farm. I got a sure fire way to make the yotes move on. No one gets hurt but the message gets through. You can stop a band of yotes yipping and howling with just a LOUD whistle. Sometimes I have to grab my tiny boom stick just for the noise. Break up that party! Guaranteed method. Everybody happy.

[@loribragg2947]

@@badeugenecops4741 I actually felt bad for the coyote. They were starving. Florida is being over-developed and the forests get smaller and smaller. They were so hungry they were howling and hunting during the day (a rare thing for a coyote). We bury our chicken bones to enrich the garden soil for vegetables, and one of them dug up the chicken bones and ate them. I did the only thing I could--I put out squirrel feeders to increase the squirrel population, in an effort to restore some kind of balance. It worked apparently--the coyote stopped howling and hunting during the day (a desperation move). One morning I counted 11 squirrels in my front yard! A week ago, for the first time in two years, we saw wild rabbits in the yard. Something, considering I live on a preserve. The coyote are still here, but now I only hear them occasionally at night. So, increasing the squirrel population really did restore some balance. In a perfect world, there would be no predators, only forest buddies. But for now, predators are as necessary as prey. In Australia, the government poisoned thousands of feral cats. Now they are overrun with mice! Nature has a very delicate balance. Too much deforestation ruins that balance.

[@camez2345]

​@@loribragg2947This is very interesting. I didn't realize that the Australian cat thing finally backfired. Karma. I was wndering...why do squirrels help with coyotes?

[@lechking941]

@@camez2345 the simple here is the eco system needed more food balance, if a place gets to much food for say squirls critters that eat em will come, slowly balancing things and thoes maybe food for coyotes. aka by intentionally making the competition for food by pray spices less problematic it has made food more abundant in other places ie more pray spices then to end it the yotes no longer need to day hunt.

[@lechking941]

ya florida is going quickly for the worse. but so is anyplace were humanity have made citites.

[@Its_time_to_drawXD]

"That is not mine and I will leave it be" *Proceeds to throw lettuce/spinach at it*

[@redplaysgames719]

oh my gosh so tiny so stinkin' cute

[@jstewart627]

And it did an impressive jump 4 times higher than its body length at that age. It will be fine.

[@janethompson2305]

This is a bit long but plz read. My SIL has 2 beautiful dachshunds. Well, there is a lovely white Cottontail Rabbit who lives in the back yard. Unbelievably so,, the dachshunds play w/the cottontail & they all have a blast together for 2 years. One day a Jack Rabbit came up to the cottontail & decided its gonna kill the cottontail ( jacks kill & eat rabbits including their own). Just as the Jack is gonna go in for the killl Wild Willy sensed it & lept like a dear as he screamed & took the jack by it's neck & shook it like a ragdoll, the jack let out a scream but only about 1/2 second long before it's neck was broke... Mr B immediately ran over to get in on it & was tearing its fur out . Just then, in another second, my husband heard it & woke up & flew out the door & screamed "DROP IT NOW" which they immediately did & they both ran up against the house & cowered as tho they did something wrong. They didn't.! They were very obiedient to my husband. My hysband got some wet towels to wipe their mouths & luckily they didn't break the Jack's skin, no blood. He talked very nicely to them & gave them a treat for saving their cottontail friend. Mrs Cottontail surely.knows they saved her life & the next wk she brought out her baby to show them & the boys were tickled to pieces. & were winning. It's been about 5 months now & they & the baby R all still friends & it's so darn special to see them all out there playing together ❤️ taking turns chasing ea other around, changing who's tag. Mrs rabbit won't let the boys get closer than 3' to her as always (& this is before she had her baby). The baby knows its a fun game & she plays too. Dachshunds were bred to hunt & kill rabbits & badgers in Germany as Germany was literally taken over by rabbits. They are hounds but, luckily, Wild Willy & Mr B have the sense to not kill Mrs Rabbit & now her baby. WOW.!! If you could only see the fun they all have together ❤️ I know it would bring U to tears. Its not true that once a dog gets the taste of blood in its mouth it will always want to kill. In this case, the boys didnt break the Jack's skin, but they know not to harm just any animal. They're pretty smart dogs & iI don't say that Bcuz I know them. They R smarter than their owners & its the truth about dachshunds but about many animals. I would like to know about Ur touching story about Ur pet & I know there are many many out there so plz share & thank U very much. God Bless 🙌 🙏 ❤️ His animals 🙏 & God Bless U 🙌 💖 🙏 ❤️

[@janethompson2305]

Oh, my husband put the dead Jack in a garbage bag & brought it down the road & threw it out. The coyotes will enjoy that one. He didn't dare let his mom know about this Bcuz she thinks a dog is not good anymore once it gets the taste of blood of an animal ( not intl this case) or if it gets in a fight w/another animal it's still no good.. HA , no mum not true 😊

[@jasperjudd]

Thank you for leaving this young one alone! That was absolutely the right thing to do! Some information for you and everyone else: Bunnies will start exploring and leaving the nest as young as 1 week and even though they look tiny and helpless, they’re just fine! As long as they aren’t injured you should leave them alone. Their mother is still caring for them at this period of their life but they will start wandering more and more and she will start visiting the nest less and less. At night they all return to the nest and huddle up with their siblings to keep warm, until they become old enough that they can go off on their own. One of the biggest threats to baby bunnies is accidental kidnapping from people. As long as it isn’t injured and it’s eyes are open, you’re only doing it harm by taking it. It’s incredibly hard to rescue and care for a baby bunny and if you find one that is injured or has it’s eyes closed, you should call a wildlife rehabilitation center immediately. The chance of it surviving under the care of someone who isn’t a professional is sadly very slim. They’re one of the hardest critters to care for.

[@wild-radio7373]

❤

[@saraleigh5336]

@@loverlyflowerschaching861 yes! Bunnies are tricky.

[@El_Batman_Que_Rie]

Hey take a look to his last wild bunny, you can see how he trembles and then died from hipotermia or the rabbit in the cage killed him :)

[@bannlaughlin3544]

My family raised rabbits professionally, I don't know where you got your info but please leave it to animal vets or conservation? Thank you.

[@dubistverrueckt]

@@bannlaughlin3544 This baby bunny is a DIFFERENT SPECIES AND GENUS from the author's and your domestic rabbits. Best thing is to just leave it alone (unless it was sick or injured, but this one clearly was healthy snd strong).

[@mjp152]

"HERE, I BROUGHT YOU LETTUCE"

[@insertname9581]

Dumbledore said calmly

[@andreaberryman5354]

"Oh-a snail." 😂❤

[@Annie_Annie__]

If you ever find another tiny bunny like the last one, see if you can find a wildlife rehabilitator in your area. They would be the best place for a lost baby bunny. Also, if you by chance find a baby bunny so young that it’s eyes are closed again, treating it much like you would a kitten of a similar age is a good practice until you can get the bunny to a rehabilitator. So, put the bunny in a box with a heating pad and towels, and if it’s going to be a while, feed it kitten milk replacement (KMR). But a proper wildlife rehabber is always the best place for a wild animal that needs help.

[@whattheheck9279]

​@J Antonio Jonez it was already cold, lethargic, on its own, and didn't scream or try to get away - usually signs that the poor thing was already not gonna make it. even then, don't blame the guy or be rude over a mistake. be more like the original commenter and have actual helpful information/advice, not pointless hate that contributes nothing to the conversation.

[@defendukraine181]

​@@whattheheck9279yes It could have lived in the right care

[@defendukraine181]

​ All she did was get her point across a lil angrily and with a smudge of sarcasm and rightfully so because the guy shouldn't even have poated it if he wasn't going to try any harder to save it!!!

[@joshuacottenham9149]

Yall really need to relax, it was perfectly fine leaving the bunny. Clearly they weren't in danger and old enough to live on their own as evident of in running and roaming around without the need of the return of its mother. If it was so bad for him not to catch the thing and take it to a rehabilitation center, chances are they would of just released it anyway. This is a wild bunny, it's exactly doing what every single other wild bunny is doing, nothing is wrong enough to put in effort for the little guy and put it in so much stress from a giant monster towering over and deciding to grip you with no chance to chance to escape back to safety away from them to what they're used to and comfortable with

[@Annie_Annie__]

@@joshuacottenham9149 I was referring to a different bunny he found (hence me saying “like the last one”) that was much smaller than this one and still had its eyes mostly closed. Also, this tiny one her found was lethargic, and didn’t put up and kind of fight when he picked it up. I don’t know how it got away from its mother, but it was too young to be away from her. I was just pointing out that obviously wild rabbits enjoy this area, so if he (or anyone) finds a bunny that young ever again, the best thing to do is to get it warm and then try to find a wildlife rehabber, especially one that specializes in small mammals like rodents, opossums, raccoons, and rabbits.

[@babaythedog2045]

Looks like the first one found its forever home please give updates on the baby bunny

[@jstewart627]

That one came and went. Backyard Bunny Has Got To Go, is the video name I think.

[@jstewart627]

Look. Here are 2 huge bunnies. They are married. kzbin.infooNJusZ1zCsk?feature=share

[@DrLuke49]

I love your ADHD P.O.V. on the discovery of the baby bunny - *"OOOH LOOK A SNAIL 🐌"* 😂

[@thetruepatriot7733]

@@jstewart627 freedom? Lol.. by "freedom" do you mean early death? Get some fencing and build an enclosure! Allowing your rabbits to breed and reproduce without an enclosure is reckless! They are not wild rabbits. They are not as fast or as smart as wild rabbits and they are completely defenseless against predators. Domestic rabbits are genetically predisposed toward certain diseases and illnesses that wild rabbits are not. All of your rabbits will die very young and the majority of baby kits will die as well due to your ignorance and irresponsibility. These are domestic animals that need to be provided for.

[@gepliprl8558]

lol when you throw vegetable and hope it comes back. 😂

[@GeeTBase]

Be careful putting wild babies in with your bunnies. I know you had good intentions, I did too once, before I realized that bunnies aren’t going to rationalize like we do, and they can be territorial, and one of the male bunnies went up to it, smelled it, and I was watching it while thinking, “Yeah, you’re gonna know it’s probably not your baby, but it’s still a baby and needs protection so maybe let Mamma nurse it as one of her own?” and it sniffed it some more, working it’s way from the baby’s butt toward its head, and once it got to the back of the baby’s head, it bit down on the baby’s neck and severed its spine, instantly killing it. I was horrified. I didn’t have a chance to save it. I couldn’t correct the mistake, it was just gone in an instant, and I had to deal with the guilt of that for a long time. I then got angry at my lack of critical thinking, when I knew I should have known better. So, please don’t make the same mistake I did.

[@gepliprl8558]

@@GeeTBase yeah. They looks tasty anyway

[@suEdity]

"and I will leave it be" 🐰:thanks good si- proceeds to throw five leaf parts

[@RedOnCod]

I will leave it be: tosses a good amount of spinach ❤

[@KathrynsWorldWildfireTracking]

If it ate all that spinach or lettuce - it died. Not fibrous enough. People - lettuce is not rabbit food. Neither is spinach. They are treats. USE SPARINGLY. If they eat too much, their guts twist, and they die. The NEED fiber. Fiber from GRASS. Grass is rabbit food, and flowers. Alfalfa...pellets made for bunnies. (Like rescuing a starving kid and giving him only M&M's.) This person knows nothing of raising rabbits. I don't know why he owns them. He needs much, much more of an education. Many more will die in his hands if he doesn't not do some research, fast. (Such as, adult rabbits do not adopt - they slay the young of other rabbits!!)

[@CluckingKeychains]

Such an adorable cotton tail! Definitely a different species from the other baby!

[@sarahdenkins3431]

That little escape artist! But, I do see a lot of Violet leaves in your garden and that's something you can forge for food. If you need to.

[@jameslockard929]

My cat was orphaned at about 2-3 weeks old. She is aggressive to any cat, kitten, dog, puppy,raccoon, possum, snake etc. However she plays with rabbits very well.😊 She has never been aggressive to one. And once brought a baby rabbit that almost died of starvation. Replacer milk and vitamins perked it up in a little less than a week. Munchie, slept with it and groomed it too. I have a cat door and let my cat go outside whenever she wants. The bunny could too. After 2 months the bunny left. But occasionally comes back for water a snack and some cat and rabbit Zoomies. Then disappears for a month or two.😊

[@BluetheRaccoon]

Perhaps fixing some mesh to that drain tube, or diverting it underground would be a good idea?

[@Lumberjack_king]

I hope it survives

[@heather-jeanvandenberg1961]

Next time place a pillowcase on the end so when it shoots out you can catch it to check its condition etc.

[@8bit-ld2mk]

Yep, that is definitely a wild rabbit

[@justjukka]

Good of you to check on this bunny. ❤

[@nathanandsugar5252]

How nice of you to give the bunny a meal after saving it. I feed the wild rabbits in my apartments backyard sometimes. They help keep the weeds down. There is 2 of them.

[@jstewart627]

I don't mind them coming here anymore as long as they can make me some money for all the tomatos. I also need them to stay away from my domestic bunnies to protect them from possible sickness. This year has been a major change for me, getting through all the angry comments, but it has just made me smarter, and more understanding of the many states of minds people live in. The narrow mindedness is strong in many or perhaps most people.

[@Eszra]

Gave it a snack now it will come back!

[@Debbie_Bcool]

I found 4 bunny's like that in my yard I made a shelter for them gave them some clover and waited to see if their mama would come back and sure enough when it got dark she did. She didn't feel safe with them there anymore because I handled them I saw her taking them out of my yard, because of this I believe it is best not to handle them and wait for mama to come. If she doesn't come then I would try to rescue them.

[@jstewart627]

The best way to learn about them is through a book vs random influencers, no matter how popular they are. I have seen so much miss information.

[@UrsulaPainter]

Rabbits will eat garden vegetables. Remember Farmer MacGregor in the English children's books.

[@myschnozhurts1522]

Tosses it some like spinach

[@jstewart627]

I grow lettuce and it is super; I grew it out of 500 pounds of rabbit poop

[@beasty909]

@@jstewart627 wow, thats a lot of butt nuggets :) lol

[@kimtinte84]

I read a lot of comments saying he is uncaring and mean. And mean it. Having raised wild bunnies and taken care of lots of them.( My grandmother had a wild warrens of bunnies in her yard) he is doing the right thing. Making sure the bunny is safe. And tossing spinach by it? It wasn't an aggressive move he doesn't want to handle the bunny. My suggestion to keep bunnies from the tub is put a mesh over it.water and drain, but no buns can get in.

[@jstewart627]

around 50 people were suggesting a channel that is highly commercialized. They just have one rabbit. They are all dolled up full of edits and flashy added effects. The channel advises unrealistic ways to keep a rabbit and spreads ideas.... feelings of anger to anyone who does not follow their politics. These influencers can really get into the minds of the young and make them fight for their political agendas. So many empty minded people out there absorbing and acting as bots for someone's ideas. A lot of the mean comments started when I attracted a younger audience. I watch the analytics a lot.

[@jstewart627]

I will also ban the troll like behavior from commenting. None of us need to hear that stuff.

[@kahuugaming5935]

"That is not mine and i will leave it be" *L E T T U C E*

[@sapiophile545]

I left a comment on your other video, for how to care for it

[@jstewart627]

There is no way to search comments by user name.

[@sapiophile545]

@@jstewart627 ok. Get some canned goats milk. That's the alternative, for kittens, puppies, mammals basically, and cheaper than kitten formula sold in pet shops. When he starts taking solids, you can begin to reduce the milk feedings. Feed him every 3 hours during the day. 1-2 x at night. Dilute the goats milk with water by half. Try starting with two oz. Adjust to his needs of increase or less. You can use rabbit pellets for litter too, or just need paper or a towel. You'll need to keep him indoors while it's cold. Place him somewhere warm, inside. Till he's a bit older and eats solids solely. Make him a warm nest out of anything you're willing to let him use for bundling. Most pet shops carry kitten nursing bottles. Or you can search your area to see if they carry any. Amazon will have them tho.

[@jstewart627]

A small number of the comments really annoy me and 3 I had to delete so far. I seem to have missed your advice. Perhaps canned goats milk will be richer than the one I bought. I will copy your comment to my records that I keep for the Rabbits. Thank you. One person claiming to have worked at an animal shelter said if the baby rabbits get too cold they usually never can come back, do you have experince to say such a statement is true?

[@rationallyruby]

@@jstewart627 yes they have to be a certain temp in order to eat and process the milk in the first place. Similar to lambs. You can try to warm them up tho. Just don’t feed them when they’re cold.

[@DummysGirl97]

The aggressive throwing of salad at the lil guy broke me XD Hopefully the lil critter stays safe and none of your rabbits get to it

[@KennReed]

things turned Super Mario 64 real quick.

[@Bowsarge]

"Wild tube bunny" sounds like the best stripper name ever.

[@FarmerFpv]

The smaller one was most likely a runt that was abandoned. Happens a lot. Have to feed them really warm KMR kitten formula or goats milk. Must need a heat lamp and correct temperature to keep them from getting hypothermia. They need to be covered up to sleep most of the day and night.

[@NatashaWinland]

He told his bunny friends about how a two legs ruined his cave explorer adventure, chased him, then threw food at him.

[@sassy_sasarai4090]

Just some lil bun buns having fun fun.

[@fe4rlexxv249]

Love how you just threw the food lol

[@ninademci1500]

Thank you for saving her by getting her out of the tube.

[@Herowebcomics]

Wow! The cutest gangster rabbit!

[@badhombre4942]

"You ain't kidnapping me."

[@rickysmith2248]

Thank you sir for rescuing the baby 🐰

[@tsubakirozu]

“ThAt Is NoT mInE aNd I wiLL LEaVe It Be” *tosses food towards its direction like whatever, take the damn food, how dare you not pay me rent* lol

[@keithrobicheux4749]

BunBun gets a snack

[@jakelley2]

The ending when you just where like *YEET* im dieing 😂

[@valgreensteel3898]

“That is not mine and, I will leave it be!” *Throws sustenance at her* 😹😭🤣

[@TUC12341]

Woe lettuce upon ye

[@jeanetteiacovone1958]

That one will definitely be fine!

[@aspiringfurnitureflipper9087]

The commentary was so funny 😆

[@Minimojojoy]

“Ah, a snail” said in the most monotone way, just set me off!!😂 Also well done, 99% of the time one should leave a wild animal to be! If anyone else does find an injured bunny or animal call the appropriate number in your area, look up injured wild animal, it’s a very easy find, and depends on your country, state, province etc…

[@naynaykillua9305]

It is so adorable❤

[@jadestanley8061]

just so you know, you can not keep wild bunnies

[@janet1744]

Thanks for feeding it.

[@ronnieferguson9337]

You’re awesome!

[@Atomic753]

The way he threw the food at the rabbit 😂😂😂😂😂

[@LifeisEnergy2]

Thank you! You should’ve left the other one too and Mama would’ve came for him. Mama sees bunnies in your yard so she thinks your yard is safe to leave her babies there

[@lillybizzo]

Your yard is perfect for a little bunny friend, so much wild grass and weeds. I dont think she is going anywhere, give her a house and a name 😂❤

[@superkstar5516]

It's Mr McGregor all over again😂😂

[@janelking2121]

Thank you for watching over the wild bunnies plus your own! Rabbits are a lot of work ❤❤❤😊

[@ladysilverwynde]

"I will leave it be" But first: *chucks food*

[@Rip_akira08]

I think Goethe institute angetrain angeenda kama aupair she still so young and she beautiful and resilient may God open doors for you dear ❤️

[@watchwmn]

Hee, hee,, fast little bunny!

[@rosemiyuki98]

The wild bunnies know you're safe!

[@krisfaith542]

The throwing of the lettuce made me laugh too hard ahahah oof

[@KathrynsWorldWildfireTracking]

Lettuce is not rabbit food. If he ate all that - he died. Lettuce is a TREAT. Rabbits need much more fiber than that. If they don't get fiber from REAL rabbit food, aka GRASS and flowers - their guts twist, and they die. #1 way to kill a rabbit. Feed it lettuce...

[@ookipuki]

This whole video is my adhd 🤣🤣🤣

[@jstewart627]

If I show my thought process to much in video as I am making a video I might overwhelm people.

[@aprilosborn1886]

Catching wild bunnies isn't easy, it sure is entertaining watching you do it though, then giving up and tossing him some chow, too funny!!

[@jstewart627]

I really have to be careful about my strength. Off camera I tried to flick the snail off the tube and it exploded, snail gunk all over me, I am sure if that was on camera I would be crucified in the comments.

[@Debbie_Bcool]

Wild baby bunnies get stressed very easily if we chase them they can be stressed to the point of death it's not a good idea.

[@SilverwingStudios]

OMG. I had no idea they could be so tiny!

[@mcbrite]

"drops head of salad on the problem"... :-D

[@DeviousMan66]

This guy talks like Batman and he just intrigues me in his videos with it

[@jstewart627]

I don't want to just say stuff unless it is useful and correct. It is really hard to come up with words worth saying.

[@DeviousMan66]

@@jstewart627 nah man you're fine. I love how it's said it adds to the story

[@missionsquirrel]

The end made me snort 😂

[@DarthSidian]

This one looks a lot healthier, and not afflicted with hypothermia. Hypothermia is basically guaranteed to kill young rabbits once they get it. I think this one will be okay.

[@chateaupig826]

They love your place ❤ 🐇

[@angelarae]

This might be the best clue that homeowners need to leave random (disconnected) tubing on their properties to give wild bunnies a sage place to wait for mamma bunny!

[@karenhubler2792]

Wild bunny’s can be fed by syringe. There is a wild bunny milk recipe online the best I can remember is puppy replacement, milk, goats milk, with a tablespoon of half-and-half heavy cream. they need the fats. My cat dug up a nest the mother did not return. Their eyes were still closed. I only fed them 2 times a day mornings and before bed. The mother only feeds 1’s a day. Her milk is loaded with fats. They made it. After 4 to 6 week of eyes being opened. I set them free in the woods close to my Neighborhood.

[@it_buddy]

I love how you toss the lettuce at the end

[@ookipuki]

THE WAY YOU THREW THE LETTUCE AT IT LOLOL XDDDD

[@melissarader6891]

Its so cute

[@badnoodlez]

I hope this one makes it ❤

[@katrinawilson6693]

I love these bunny videos

[@arnelabuso8252]

The first ine you caught, he just wants to be belonged in your Home along with your otjer bunnies. The 2nd wild one let her be because he oe she is resisting you. Good thing the other one is so friendly and kind

[@carolynbelton2506]

So cute. I used to have bunnies.

[@H_E_L_L_L_L]

The first one was s Super cute and I'm sad that it passed away😢

[@thebadrattery6520]

"it's old enough to survive on is own." *Chases bunny around the house and throws food at it.*

[@valkyrie1066]

Oh, a snail! My outdoor work is defined. I am easily distracted by wildlife.

[@JustMe085]

Reminds me of the story called PETER RABBIT 💛💛

[@hisforharley2022]

Found the shorts about the wild little bunny that got in and was left under the care of a black bunny. I had been searching for more bunny videos. So glad l found this one. Video #4?

[@chefecho7145]

"That is not mine, and I will leave it be" ... *surprise lettuce*

[@Sea-cucumber1151]

Doesn’t have a white spot on its head any more so he is weaned and on his own.😊❤

[@audreyjordan3372]

Had-ya runnin huh?😂😂😂

[@adamsmith4002]

"...and I will leave it be" *lobs lettuce*

[@greciacastro9020]

The edit cracks me up 😂

[@Schniebel89]

Put some mesh at the end of that pipe so nothing gets trapped inside again.

[@jstewart627]

I thought about that, but then it might have died. We were still coming out of winter when I filmed this.

[@itsio7188]

Hahahah. "Here, eat"

[@AlmaWadeCrymsm]

The other lil bunny was probably abandoned for being sick maybe. I mean it barely had its eyes open...but this one is beyond healthy lol

[@EdwinAng]

Here's a rabbit stuck in a pipe. Wow smelly water. Oooh a snail!! Sounds like my ADHD talking.

[@jstewart627]

Thinking about stuff is normal. Sitting in a classroom all day waiting for an overworked teacher in grade school to help explain a worksheet is not stimulating and dulls our thoughts. And sometimes a kid can go all day getting nothing done when that teacher is too busy or does not care.

[@casperhansen826]

No reason to chase it, the rabbit seems to be fast and strong, nice touch with the lettuce

[@jstewart627]

That ended up in that backyard bunny has to go video. That was so real, not an act. It was a bad influence on my domestic bunnies. My buns wanted to join him.