the world needs more rabbit documentaries!! this is one of the only few out there :(

@sakilkhan7341

4 жыл бұрын

BunnyLovin jglj

@TheAmethystLop2024

4 жыл бұрын

I Agree, Sadly this is not out on DVD

@gizka9589

4 жыл бұрын

Ikr

@WildTexasBunnies

4 жыл бұрын

I agree! I find wild bunnies fascinating.

@avian60

4 жыл бұрын

yeh im, hungry

thank you for this. Rabbits are one of the most misunderstood creatures and rarely get respect they deserve.

@gizka9589

4 жыл бұрын

I agree they quiet complex more than people give them credit they are not the the carrot munchers everyone thinks after having 3 my opinions have took. 180

@douglaslee6055

4 жыл бұрын

should what Watership Down

@aspirewot8408

4 жыл бұрын

Lmao what ? Everyone knows about rabbits I studied them about in your school xD

@user-tq5ip4oz9d

4 жыл бұрын

@@aspirewot8408 ن . ....دخلك ....ودددددد

@sohailtanvir

3 жыл бұрын

They are extremely intelligent

I have bunnies here at home and I just love watching 'em,they are so hilariously funny

@yayo4099

2 жыл бұрын

@Busy Bodies! Timothy will surely be thankful for a new friend!

Wow, this is the ultimate animal habitat!!! Feels like living in the wild, but their safety is guaranteed... and we can observe their natural behaviors. it makes for an absolutely stunning documentary... Please do more of this!

@kubgamez

2 жыл бұрын

They have habitats built like this for small mammals in the Philadelphia Zoo, USA. They also have "Zoo 360" there where they've made tunnels for the big cats and monkeys so they can roam the zoo. They also made tunnels for the muscrats that lead out to a children's park.

Enjoying the Watership Down names XD

Rabbits are super and natural! RIP Jakey Boy! Miss you lil' buddy!

"Sort of like the Rabbits of Pompeii" that fella is poetic!

So moles are basically mammalian spiders that build a web of tunnels to trap invertebrates. They also inject some of their prey with venom and save them for later. That's awesome!

Hooray !!! I love bunny documentaries !!!! Can barely find any let alone good ones like this one ! 🐰 🥇

Hazel is a adorable rabbit and Luna is great badger they will try to protect young and their burrows

The door to the rabbit burrow reminds me of a hobbit hole.

This was rather delightful n educational to watch

Anyone else here because of watership down? I wanted to learn more about rabbits after I watched it

This is a amazing video of those adorable animals.Building the animals a home that is great. I love it. you did a great job it can help them predators.

Gosh bunnies are sooooo cute!!!🤗💕

@vicoled5114

3 жыл бұрын

*AND DELICIOUS!!* 🤤🤤

@longfootbuddy

3 жыл бұрын

yea i think a lot has to do with their little kisser

They called one of the rabbits "Hazel" Watership Down anyone?

@isi8815

4 жыл бұрын

Also Pikin :)

@blobbertmcblob4888

4 жыл бұрын

They also used domestic rabbits LOL

@FeliDJrah

4 жыл бұрын

Ironically, this Hazel was a doe.

@Idazmi7

4 жыл бұрын

@@isi8815 Pipkin.

@randomspiker

3 жыл бұрын

@@Idazmi7 lol pipkin is a good bun. one more please :)

Thank you for this video. You guys spent a lot of time and effort making this and was generous enough to share it with us. Ignore those who have something negative to say :).

@breAnnasmama

3 жыл бұрын

You think this channel made this video? Ok .., no.... these channels just steal content from the actual networks that produce this type content and do all of the hard work involved etc. and these little KZread channels only take the existing content and skins in ads so they can selfishly benefit from profiting off ads and they change titles and descriptions of the content to avoid copyright infringement/ violations and get away with exploiting the work of others that they have nothing to do with... so many things sit here thinking these many entitled KZread “ channels “ have anything remotely to do with the content they plaster on here and they all wanna give them praise and pat them on the back for things they didn’t do or didn’t earn or deserve any credit for and it’s not fair these many entities only take existing content and exploit it for profit. But they keep doing it on here. I still am thankful fo enjoy any decent content and appreciate being able to see it all but sadly you cannot trust most of these so called channels on here or many other social media sites etc , as they just try and pass others work off as their own in their vague ways of wording things and their efforts to make things appear legit ... sure it’s possible some of these people on here are actually posting their own work and at a level of quality and professionalism , after all. , it isn’t just these major networks and producers out there ok the media capable of creating decent content , but these many yt channels just are in it for their own selfish benefit and nothing more.

Love this!!! I have a mini-sanctuary with all types of bird-feeders, homes and watering-holes. We have blue jays, chipmonks, squirrels, cardinals, finches, cat birds, robins, etc--Amd rabbits. Everyone loves peanuts and I talk to the animals. One day, this one rabbit allowed me to feed it. He/her loves peanuts. Now when he hears me outside, he/her comes running to me. The only thing that spooks him is the squawking of the 2 dozen blue jays we have. It's so flattering to watch this rabbit come running to me for his/her peanuts.

@sohailtanvir

3 жыл бұрын

You may want to consider feeding bananas, rabbits love them and peanuts are harmful for rabbits

@cjwilliams55

3 жыл бұрын

@@sohailtanvir Thank you. I appreciate that info. The only time I see him now is when I observe him foraging in the back yard at night.

Love these documentaries! Can’t get enough

I was thinking that if you swap the rabbits for a toad, you would have the Wind in the Willows! Haha!

Thanks for this . Its a beautiful documentary

So cute!! Really appreciate all the work that went into this

Inside the rabbit's burrow is so interesting, and the new baby rabbits are so small!

Great work and dedication to replicate real life habitats for each species !!! Amazing I’m sure it took lots off hard work but so worth it in the end !! 👍🏻

Omg the quality is perfect! thank you!

My dream is to make an animal shelter especially for Rabbits

@jimmybrava2810

4 жыл бұрын

Me too. I want to adopt 100 rabbits cuz they're better off in a safe room rather than the wild

@dogedog4066

3 жыл бұрын

Shoot them

@SunRabbit

3 жыл бұрын

Then you should do it. I was thinking about building an island in the middle of a lake, like a smaller version of Rabbit Island in Japan, if you've ever heard of it.

@vicoled5114

3 жыл бұрын

They make delicious Hasenpfeffer!!🤤🤤🤤

@bethnl

3 жыл бұрын

@@SunRabbit rabbit island in Japan is horrible. The rabbits there are severely malnourished, and for many, have terrible injuries.

This was amazing!!! I would love to see more!!! :-)

I LOVE bunnies!

I’m totally that one badger that made a bed and fell asleep.

@sassyavocado4337

3 жыл бұрын

Truffle ❤️

@bumblehoney7206

28 күн бұрын

"I made my bed - I'd like to lie in it."

2:06 Got funny with the rabbits mating🤣🤣🤣🤣

This is the ultimate “enclosure” I want for my babies

Love how the rabbit mums are named after Hazel and Pipkin from Watership Down, Jessica Rabbit from Who Framed Roger Rabbit? and Beatrix Potter. Buncha nerds

Thank you for your love of animals ❤️

The rabbits are amazing the names remind me of the show called watership down the season one the the movie super great show💖💖💖💖🐰

@WildTexasBunnies

4 жыл бұрын

The bunnies are really amazing in this episode.

Thank you for making this video

Incredible work! I had forgotten what it felt like to be curious about the wilderness that we are surrounded by - this checked all of my boxes! Thank you so much!

I find there is a lot of hidden gems in this video.

excellent documentary!

Wholesome

i grew up with bedtime stories of animals so yes i wanted to live in a burrow and drink hot cocoa during winter like a hobbit

What a satisfying way to end my April. RIP to all the rodents that partook in the research.

Nice growthing & production formula in the world. Appreciate you. Slaam Pakistan.

Soo cute !!!

Thank you

awww i absolutely love the names soo cute

A perfect job

Wonderful doc

So soft 🐇🐇

@vicoled5114

3 жыл бұрын

So delicious!!🤤🤤

This is so amazing 🌳🐿🌲 Thank you 🙏- from Tokyo 🎌

The Pipkin I know is the little Pipkin from OneMorePlease! Too cute!!!🐰🐰🐰❤️❤️❤️

I have a rock squirrel family living under my yard tree. They have dug burrows in the yard, but I let them stay. Also have some cotton tail rabbits living outside the yard with their own burrows. Lot of people call pest control to get rid of such animals. But I let them stay. But where will they go, humans have hijacked their territory.

this was cool

I loved wathing the Moles.

Oh the water voles! It is sickening that they are so endangered, especially with being such an iconic English creature. When to first 2 little ones were playing with each other in the water for the first time, it was just delightful. They looked rather like teeny tiny beavers.

I am from india karnataka and 🇨🇮 it's awesome 💚nyc I will proud of your team I love poor rabbits and hares

Lovely

Awesome

Rabbit is cute baby

Excellent video 😊

Rabbits are extremely successful despite all the other animals that like to eat them.

My rabbit looks just like that :0

GREAT JOB! 👏👏👏👏👏

@HamsterSirioDePelucia

3 жыл бұрын

I live in the middle of hamsters.

The song Dig gig hole comes to mind.

It 's very good Video and show how to live wildlife and i like it and love wildlife.

What a sweet program to watch 😘😘😘

Very good documentary! I just wish you can add captions please?

And you all thought hobbit houses weren't real. They are! And they come with a round door AND your choice of a family of rabbits, family of water voles or seven (count'em, SEVEN) badgers that need a parent! I personally think those bunnies are so ADORABLE! but badgers are so FIERCE! And those water voles are just so much more amazing than I imagined!

thanks a lot for this....

ITS GOO FORTHE SCIENCE GOD BLESS YOU

wow woww

Beautiful ❤️🇧🇩❤️🇧🇩

3:15 am, nyc, 5/9/2020

Good 😊😊

I know I just wanted to watch this to learn about rabbits but now all I can think about is how easy our dental hygiene routine would be if our teeth didn't stop growing. We'd never have to worry about tooth decay.

@IDCBTW-dm5zn

3 жыл бұрын

Facts I'm jealous cause for humans it's easy to break are teeth and if we break them we have to get some fake and weak teeth that can still break again Lol

@indy_go_blue6048

3 жыл бұрын

I wouldn't want teeth that actually grew 24/7, but it'd be nice to have a new set pop up at say, 30-40 years old. Seems odd in God's plan (or evolution, or both) we get most of our permanent teeth before we're 10 then live another 6 or 7 decades.

I LOVE RABBITZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ

Wow

I love rabbits lol

@vicoled5114

3 жыл бұрын

I love them too, they're delicious!!🤤🤤

@aromantisism

2 жыл бұрын

@@vicoled5114 stfu

Your documentary is very good, please make it in Hindi and upload it.❤

I have 1 video showing bursts of wild rabbit / bunny speed & a tiny amount of burrowing.

i like how your teaching us about these animals but man this video is so long

Amazing idea for human can understand animal world s . Look like a small zoo.

What I would like to know is this: what do rabbits do about their urine and poop? I made a cage that was 1 m by 2 m above ground plus 1 meter underground. I put two rabbits in it to live as close to nature as I can provide while being protected from predators. They dug their own tunnel underground and got the dirt and made their own hill with it above ground. At first they would designate a corner of the cage as a toilet. But a few months later they got sick and started pissing and pooping in the same place they eat. Then things went downhill from there and they both died. Now I don't want to get new ones without knowing how to prevent such a thing from happening again.

@HamsterSirioDePelucia

3 жыл бұрын

I think they change there burrow.

@user-lp2xn8ov1c

10 ай бұрын

Rabbits will leave the burrows and poop outside. They also poop often when they are out and eating, the poop fertilizes plants very effectively without needing to be composted. I think because their area was small, not refreshed (?), and the rabbits were sick, they had unusual waste giving behaviors

2:26 Sheep have social too.

i like all these kinds of animals, but when youre trying to grow plants, or have a decent yard.. can be a pain at times

رووووعه

pipkin is a good rabbit name

I watched only the parts with rabbits included 😌

Woow

Facenating😍

The Names of the rabbit remember me on the Book Watership Down

Richard Adams has entered the chat 😉

How do Rabbits remove the dirt from the tunnels ?

@maxhill5197

10 күн бұрын

They turn around and push it out with their front paws.

This underground world was well known to ferrets and their human handlers who cherish them and use them for hunting on the ground.

Switching from one to the other gives attention deficit 😂

I love bunny so much that i sell my Lamborghini for 40 bunnys

I need help!... My wild rabbit is always digging the sofa and just made some holes in it!😂... Please can I have some advice because a digging box is way too small for him!.. thanks for the advice!💕

Whoever made this movie "Watership Down" must see this diuz😅😇

We are wanting to build a mini Warren for our free roam rabbit. Is there any info on how I could do that? I can’t build anything too big. I was think of doing it under our bed or both sides of our sofa into “end tables”

wabbit buwwows

Need more water ship down references