The cat’s twitching tail annoys the bunny. No two animals could have more different tails. Is the cat showing off? Is the bunny jealous? Or does he just not like someone’s tail repeatedly flopping into his face?
The cat’s twitching tail annoys the bunny. No two animals could have more different tails. Is the cat showing off? Is the bunny jealous? Or does he just not like someone’s tail repeatedly flopping into his face?
Rabbit wants to take a nap; kitten wants to play. Who’s going to prevail? (Hint: If you ever find yourself in a similar position, vis-a-vis a rabbit, it’s the big floppy ears you should zero in on.) We salute the big bunny for not losing his temper.
Is that a cool headline, or what? I just wish it had something to do with this video.
Anyway, here are a bunch of little furry characters–you’ll wish you had one in your lap before this film is over.
Domestication sometimes results in very odd behavior. What does this rabbit want from the cat? (Actually I think I know, but I won’t be the one to say it.) Surely the cat, if pushed hard enough, could do the bunny some serious bodily harm. But she didn’t. Anybody out there want to try to decipher this?
Domestication is wonderful! You won’t find too many cat-and-rabbit friendships in nature.
Meanwhile, I have thought of a brief poem.
It takes more than a blowgun
To make you a shogun.
I wonder if any readers will try to add to it. Please feel free.
They had a bunny, had a dog, so they had to have a kitten, too–and it worked out just fine. Kitty is having a blast.
Genuine False Fact (try this on your friends): Elizabeth Taylor and Pie Traynor were the same person. So was Jerry Lewis.
Where did these four baby bunnies come from, and why is the cat so cozy with them? Anyone would think she saw them as–well, sort of funny-looking kittens.
The wild bunnies in our neighborhood left much to be desired as mothers. It wouldn’t surprise me if a cat could do a better job.
Rabbit wants to get into the box and cuddle with the cats, but it’s not as easy as it looks. The cats don’t seem to care. Obviously more thought is needed. The bunny wanders around the room to consider his next move.
And now it’s time to try again…
All the notes to this video are in Russian, but I think what’s going on here is obvious: the bunny is the cat’s biographer. That’s why he follow the cat everywhere it goes: research. The only problem here is that there are two cats and he can’t follow them both at once. He’ll need to hire an assistant.
So two cats and a rabbit walk into a bar, and the joke runs out the back door.
Cats and a bunny are intrigued by this room humidifier. I think I would put it away if I weren’t going to be in the room. Mr. Bunny seems all to fascinated by the wires.