Bunny Throws Temper Tantrum Over 'Absolutely Nothing' & It's Full of Diva Energy
Someone is hopping mad! Bunny mom Alexa from Scottsdale, Arizona was so confused when her bun pitched a fit recently. It came out of nowhere! She couldn't understand it. But like the good mama she was, Alexa took the time to figure out where all that bunny attitude was coming from.
Unfortunately for the bun, her temper tantrum was pretty darn cute to the internet. Can we help it if bunnies are too cute for their own good?
to watch the video.
The bunny's fit was so small and contained, if her mama hadn't pointed it out we're not sure we'd have even noticed. The rabbit was just chilling in the bathroom, but her mom could tell something was off.'Heffner, what's wrong?' she asked in the clip.
It seems like the bunny was hopping mad (get it). She stomped her foot at her mama. It was a movement so slight that you could have almost miss it. 'You've been thumping — HEY,' the woman said as her bun stomped her little feet.
'Watch my bunny throw a temper tantrum over absolutely nothing,' the woman joked in the video's onscreen caption. 'Talk about an attitude.'
People in the comments section couldn't stop laughing. 'Legend has it that she's still sitting there waiting for the bunny to tell her what's wrong,' joked one person. 'My bunny throws a FIT if I move anything in his area that is 'his,'' someone else shared. 'My bunny chewed a hole in my sheets because I turned the lights off and he wasn't ready for bed yet,' added another commenter. While another person has a simple reason why the bun was cranky. 'She's just a girl,' they joked.
Though they aren't the most verbal creatures, there are lots of ways that rabbits let us know how they feel. When a bun is happy, you'll know it by their body language. You can also tell when they're peeved by their body language too.
Thumping, or stomping, is a sure way to know that your bunny is unhappy. In the wild it can be a sign that a bunny sees something that they perceive to be a threat or a danger. Even domesticated rabbits will do this. So if your bunny is 'having a fit,' make sure to look around. There could be something that's spooking them and they're trying to warn you of danger.
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