Rabbit looks like a kangaroo

November 29, 2009

in Wild Rabbits

A wild rabbit stood on its hind legs to reach some tall grass. It looks so much like a kangaroo! ~ chibudgielvr

{ 14 comments… read them below or add one }

gavinsrath 11.29.09 at 10:52 pm

i heard a guinea pig squeaking!

vjsad 11.29.09 at 10:52 pm

u should look at springhauses dey r krazy lookn! lol

aldiakaroofus 11.29.09 at 10:52 pm

You’re right!

jamesdnz 11.29.09 at 10:52 pm

Your rabbit proof fence seems to be working well…

iloverats612 11.29.09 at 10:52 pm

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nicoletot 11.29.09 at 10:52 pm

Um no they didn’t come from rabbits…. Not trying to seem rude or anything I was just answering your question :D
This was just a coincidence

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leporidus 11.29.09 at 10:52 pm

That’s great, chibudgielvr. I really like your rabbit videos. As you can mabye tell from my screen name, I also have an attachment to those rodents.

Are these your animals?

Toraigan 11.29.09 at 10:52 pm

:D
My bunny does this whenever she thinks she’s going to get a treat. It’s so cute to see her walk around on two feet.

chibudgielvr 11.29.09 at 10:52 pm

Thanks! I haven’t seen them do that again since this was filmed.

reseal05 11.29.09 at 10:52 pm

You’re right! Great observation.

chibudgielvr 11.29.09 at 10:52 pm

I wonder if the ancestors of kangaroos did look like rabbits…

HAYVANRASH 11.29.09 at 10:52 pm

shows in just under 22 seconds that adaptations acquired for many purposes(feeding included)over generations eventually embed themselves in the genome. Probably that’s how the kangaroos acquired their distinct body shape, starting off as rabbit-like creatures.

chibudgielvr 11.29.09 at 10:52 pm

Thank you so much for commenting! Yes, I filmed these rabbits in my own backyard. I don’t know how to upload videos from other sources, so everything on the chibudgielvr channel is made by me. I read your comment on my channel :) Thanks!

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