Do Not Touch a baby wild bunny‼️

If you see a baby bunny in the wild, don’t touch it! Handling them can lead to stress colitis, a condition that can be dangerous for the little rabbits. Even though it might feel like you should help, it's best to leave them alone. The mother rabbit is probably nearby and If you leave it alone, she’ll come back for regular feedings and care for her babies. By giving them space and not interfering, we allow nature to take its course and ensure the best chance for the baby rabbits to thrive.

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[mht]

I have wild bunnies in my yard, I never touch them but do talk to them

[reallyseriously]

Never seen bunnies nursing. Touches my heart, so beautiful!

[Paynrr]

My dad ran over a nest with his lawnmower a few years back. All the babies scattered but none were hurt. I put them in a tipped over box for shade and waited for the mom to come back. She got there an hour later and took her babies with her.
I probably shouldn’t have intervened, but I kinda felt like a lawnmower wasn’t a natural occurrence in nature.

[ohioan]

Some people need to know theres a difference between wild and domesticated rabbits, just like how Wild and domesticated dogs are different

[flamingoodness]

Something else people should know is rabbit moms rarely interact with their young. They purposefully leave the babies alone most of the time because that’s the best way to avoid the attention of predators. You see a baby bunny, leave it alone. Don’t even touch it, just move on

[starlight]

Only time I touched a baby rabbit was when I had to pick one up. Cause my cat had chased them into my garage and then into my house. Didn’t want to leave the little guy stuck in there.

[KELLYM]

I hope and pray they are ok and not be in danger

[latoyahorton]

If I find a baby rabbit I’m keeping it 😂😂😂😂

[lemons-gardens]

sometimes if the mother gets too stressed, hungry, exited, or if their nesting area is disturbed by unwanted creatures she eats her babies

[pathfinderlight]

Rabbit mothers don't huddle around their bunnies to prevent her scent from attracting predators. Most of the time, they keep the nest covered, only returning to nurse and clean the little ones.

[pusabodhisattva]

like my coworkers. If they see something unfair. If they see the manager abusive to another coworker, they will all be silent, and say good things about the manager when HR asks. HR may find the bad things done by the manager, but HR will pretend to be blind as well, unless if it is directly a crime. By doing so, the coworkers and HR are "letting nature take its course"

[sujerrygonzalez]

I took a cute baby bunny pls dont make fun of me 😢

[pladampa]

There's some channel on here where some idiot is always picking up wild rabbits.

[braidenzack]

Wild Mother Rabbits are terrible at they're job, the hell are you talking about?

I agree you shouldn't handle them, but if you see a baby bunny out in the open, it's probably been abandoned by it's mother and will die.

Wild Rabbit behavior and hierarchy is completely screwed, they're only around because they reproduce so rapidly, has to be.

[neneshubby]

Amazing how most of these animals do fine until we start interfering with them, nature usually knows what it’s doing if we would just stay the heck out of the way

[noxiouskunk]

What if their Mama died or got picked off by a predator?

[nancyhoffman]

you need to be careful about handling baby animal's because sometimes the parent's will ether reject them or try to kill them if they smell a human scent on them just be very careful about it😢🙏

[syzhaze]

What if it's inside a shopping center

[JohnAIDoe]

Not so beautiful when they started to destroyed your garden.

[rabbitwhisperrr]

People need to know what touching baby bunnies what the bunnies mom would do and more please. Yes they are adorable, please watch them from a distance especially if they are wild bunnies please