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One of my favourite types of amusing animal videos involves rabbits squeezing through spaces the humans thought were far too small for them to fit through or hopping further than anyone thought they should be able to.
If you’ve never held or otherwise been near a rabbit, know that a lot of their volume can be taken up by their fur and that they hop over and around all sorts of barriers.
Their bodies beneath all of that fluff are smaller and more flexible than you might think, especially if they’re sporting an especially fluffy coat or if it’s the right time of year for their winter fur to grow in.
Here is a short video about a baby rabbit who squeezes thought a cage.
Here is another one.
And a third and final great escape from a so-called rabbit-proof fence. (I do not think anyone consulted the rabbits before deciding to call it that!)
This is a baby bunny who has been temporarily placed in a laundry basket that is much too high for them to jump out of….right?
The tale of a rabbit in a large glass cage.
All of these videos are short. They are a few minutes long at most, and some are more like 20 to 30 seconds of footage.
I adore seeing tiny little rabbits outwit humans. It’s so funny.
That does not mean that I am equally comfortable sharing everything about myself in great detail, though! I need time to get to know someone first to see what sort of character they might have and whether something small I share privately with them is going to be spread to every single person they know in the world by tomorrow morning. 😉
I began working on this post in March and will slowly add to it until the publication date arrives.
I have already stayed in a haunted house! One of my relatives owns a townhouse that used to have shadow people in it a few decades ago.
Paddle boarding sounds like a fantastic sport to me.
I replace clothing and shoes as they wear out or no longer fit me, but I find it wasteful to replace perfectly good stuff just because an advertisement says that a certain pattern or colour is no longer in fashion this year. (This is not a criticism of anyone who loves fashion, only of an industry that often strongly encourages people to purchase things they may not need or even want a few months from now).
Social media is like water. Context matters.
I wish everyone had the ability to put themselves in other people’s shoes and sympathize with struggles we know little or even nothing about.