I don’t know what the bunny was doing in the bathtub in the first place, and I don’t think he did, either. By a happy accident, he discovered the pleasure of taking a shower–demonstrating an ability to adapt almost instantly to an unexpected situation. It takes a lot of intelligence to do that. History’s full of generals who couldn’t do it.
Once again I selected the nice critter video, loaded it, and then forgot to post it. I think there may be too many things going on in my life, just now.
Anyway, here it is–cuddly baby bunnies, offered as sanity medicine. Notice they fit into all kinds of unusual containers.
These little short-eared bunnies are awfully cute. Are their ears short because they’re so young, or is that a special breed of rabbit? Anyhow, someone has been kind enough to set up a sort of obstacle course for them, and they’re having a blast. I wish I’d thought to do that for my rats when I had them.
This is astounding: the big scary pit bull cuddling the guinea pig and exchanging sniffs and kisses with the tiny baby rabbit, while the cat presides like a doting grandparent. How are animals able to learn to do this? And why can’t we?
I am pretty sure that Heaven looks like this.
All right, that last video was awfully short, so here’s another one. Check out these two indoor bunnies playing in the snow. What exactly are they digging for? Anybody here know how a rabbit’s mind works?
They’ve got personality, they’ve got charm–and I’m always amazed to see videos of bunnies and dogs playing together.
We had a whole bunch of wild baby bunnies around here once, and I have a found memory of standing still, one night, while they chased each other round and round me.
I’ve never had bunnies of my own, but I’ve often seen the wild cottontails gamboling around like this. Makes you happy just to watch them. Never say no to a bit of joie de vivre. I am told that using a French expression from time to time is the mark of someone who knows a couple of French expressions.
These unlikely animal friendships seem less unlikely by the day. Cats and rabbits–who would’ve thought it? And I’m sure this is the first time I’ve ever seen a bunny chasing a cat–all in fun, though.
Dogs chasing bunnies, bunnies chasing dogs, and nobody gets eaten? Really? What’s going on around here?
I wonder if it’s a preview of what’s in store for all of us, human and animal, when God Our Father restores and regenerates His whole creation.
Enough already with the loony politics! Let us soothe our minds with this bunny video.
The bunny doesn’t want the confounded toy in his bed and keeps throwing it out. And the stupid human keeps putting it back in. It’s such a cute bunny, I couldn’t resist posting the video. But I think his wishes should have been respected: knock it off with the freakin’ plastic toy! Then again, the exercise and stimulation might be good for him; I’ve never had a bunny, so I wouldn’t really know. But I’m pretty sure this would not be a wise thing to do with your pet monitor lizard.