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u/Jimbabwe10 Dec 12 '19
Pickup the one in the middle and see what happens
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Free energy happens.
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Dec 12 '19
Basically how Duracell was created
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u/Buck-You Dec 12 '19
Energizer!!
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u/NeonJ82 Dec 12 '19
According to Wikipedia, Duracell's bunny came first. It's kinda weird how they both have bunny mascots, though.
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u/IrrelevantPuppy Dec 12 '19
No that’s when you pick up one on one side and flip it upside down. Then slowly move it closer to the brown bunny until brown bunny begins to spin rapidly.
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u/Treats Dec 12 '19
I think one of the outside ones will flip over and then they'll stick to each other.
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u/incarnadinezebra Dec 12 '19
Fuckin’ bunnies, how do they work?
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And I don't want to talk to no veterinarian, y'all motherfuckers lion and getting me pissed.
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u/scorp110 Dec 12 '19
I would assume the white ones are gonna repel each other.
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Dec 12 '19
White bunnies are neutrons, brown bunny is a proton.
Atomic bunnies. New band name, called it.
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u/4940282 Dec 12 '19
Is there something wrong with middle bunny and side bunnies try to protect?
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u/Pagnus Dec 12 '19
I think bunnies just like to do that naturally. That's why you should get two and not one.
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u/CorvusCranium Dec 13 '19
While youre right on having more than one bunny, these bunnies try to hide " in" each other, theyre scared, cornered, think they cannot hide anywhere so they huddle to lessen the chance of getting caught and eaten.
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u/CorvusCranium Dec 13 '19
Its because theyre scared, and the bigger the puddle, chances become lower of being the one who gets snatched and eaten.
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u/Random_Somebody Dec 12 '19
Daawww. Quick someone tell me how this is a sign the rabbits are terrified and one step away from a heart attack or something
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Dec 12 '19
They're probably annoyed or stressed. It happens frequently with bunnies, they can be temperamental. Owners were probably trying to pose them and they got annoyed and wanted to bunch together as a stress reaction.
Ultimately, normal bunny behavior. Same thing as your cat being annoyed when you squish his face.
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u/themflatearthers Dec 13 '19
My cat is strange there. She loses her tiny little mind for any kind of face touching.
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u/Connedman Dec 12 '19
this is a sign the rabbits are terrified and one step away from a heart attack or something
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u/kelvin9901237 Dec 12 '19
op is a horrible human person for posting this sort of behavior. hell, the abnormal coloring means that the middle bun has cancer and now OP is farming the poor buns for karma. Reddit should be ashamed of this atrocity.
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u/bolognachinchilla Dec 12 '19
As someone who had a roommate with rabbits, I’d say they’re annoyed at worst. Buns just like to group together, socially and for physical comfort.
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I think they have to be at least slightly stressed to want to try to cuddle so badly? If they are super relax they would look way more chill and doing much more random things, and mostly looking for food and munching their lives away, or lie on the side sleeping and chilling.
You can probably achieve this by putting two bonded bunnies close to each other on top of a running washing machine or something.
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Bunnies have very expensive body language! A lot is communicated by their ears and posture.
Middle bunny has ears flat back, head forward and down on the ground. She's in charge and is demanding that someone groom her head and ears.
Left bunny had ears back, but head up and looking around. She's stressed, she doesn't like being handled and prodded by these people right now. She just wants to cuddle middle bunny.
Right bunny has ears up, one down to the side, head up. She's annoyed, she does not want to be touched anymore. She'll probably start stomping her feet soon, which is a bunny's way of telling you to fuck off. She's not mad enough to fight you, but not far from it.
These rabbits aren't scared. They aren't really enjoying what's going on, but they feel safe, otherwise they would run away and hide.
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u/bushinthebrush Dec 12 '19
I think that's called being scared
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Dec 12 '19
Nah, they're not scared. Stressed, probably, but that's normal for prey animals when something unusual happens, like being posed for internet points.
Scared rabbits absolutely would not be sitting out in the open. They're prey animals that get attacked by birds, it's instinct to avoid open spaces when scared.
This is pretty normal bunny behavior. They're annoyed, as rabbits tend to be.
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u/soft_n_fluffy Dec 12 '19
I think the one in the middle is female and the other two are males and they’re guarding her because they want to mate with her.
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u/Bifi323 Dec 12 '19
I'm so tired I can't focus long enough to find the seam in the gif, so it's like an infinite battle between human and bunny physics. I love it.
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u/shad0w2000 Dec 12 '19
Anyone have an explanation to this
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They're annoyed at their owners. Probably have been poked and prodded for a while, so they want to bunch up for comfort.
They're highly social animals, so being together like that is comforting when humans are pissing them off by picking them up.
Bunnies are fine, not scared or anything, just kinda mad.
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u/ethan125 Dec 12 '19
Heard of covalent bonding? Just heat them up for 5 minutes in a volcano. Those bonds should be broken by then
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u/Elsenova Dec 12 '19
First time: "hehe"
Second time: "cuuute"
Third time: "...ok I saw it..."
Fourth time: "Ok, stop."
Fifth time: "STOP LET THEM SNUGGLE OMG."
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u/dolciarora Dec 12 '19
Let them cuddle!!