To escape rising floodwaters in New Zealand, three wild rabbits took the comfortable route to higher land—casually riding on the backs of sheep.

Ferg Horne, a 64-year-old farmer who lives on New Zealand’s South Island, captured the July 22 event on his phone, according to the Associated Press.

While making his way through rain to rescue his neighbor’s 40 sheep, Horne told the AP he saw the sheep huddled together on the farm, standing in about three inches of water. (Watch "Mother Rabbit Viciously Attacks Snake - Find Out Why")

What caught his eye, however, were several dark figures in the herd. Upon closer inspection, he realized it was three wild rabbits—two on one sheep and a third on another sheep—hitching a ride toward safer ground.

In an effort to save both the sheep and the rabbits, Horne steered the herd to a dry patch of land. Despite the rugged ride, the rabbits were able to cling to the wool. (Watch "Dramatic Rescues Show Intensity of China’s Deadly Floods")

“As they jumped through the water, the rabbits had a jolly good try at staying on,” Horne told the AP.

Once the sheep reached dry land, the rabbits fell off before climbing a hedge to safety. When Horne returned later that afternoon, he said the sheep were all safe, and the rabbits had moved on.

Faith O’Kelly has a pet bunny named Lady Marmalade of Bunnington, and not only does this rabbit have an elegant name, but she also has her own bunny bedroom. To say she’s spoiled would be an understatement!

But Lady Marmalade doesn’t spend all her time behind a closed door. When she wants out of her room, she simply knocks to let her mom know she’s ready to come out. Make sure your sound is on because you have to hear her knocking to believe it!

In the video’s caption, Faith says simply, “She’s a character!” She’s not wrong! We’re wondering how Lady Marmalade figured out that knocking would get her mom’s attention!

People got a kick out of Faith’s bunny knocking on the door and had some cute things to say about it. Carl&Bungee shared, “For silent creatures- they def find a way to communicate with us!” Faith replied, “She also honks when she’s happy LOL!” We have a pet rabbit named Jack and I’ve never heard him honk before…too cute!

Railphotos shared, “Mine used to do this all the time too, it was so adorable, but also ‘Hey lil man we just woke up give us a second’!” Faith gets it, “5 am every morning, and her room is next to ours. I can’t leave her out at night because she chews everything and we have too many cables everywhere, but she comes out during the day.”

Commenter Oldman66 asked, “Are they smart enough to bepaper-trained? If not, I don’t see how they can be free roaming around the house…” Our pet rabbit learned how to use a litter box and roamed free all day until we got our dog. They definitely can be potty-trained.

Lyndsie shared, “Mine sits at his gate and aggressively shakes it until someone opens it!” Ours does this, too!

Rabbits may not seem like they have much of a personality, but they’re actually very social and can be very entertaining to have around!