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Published: 2012-06-03 17:19:45 +0000 UTC; Views: 1446; Favourites: 80; Downloads: 6
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This is an adorable little baby bunny we found in my backyard. SO CUTEEE
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you know what, pick up whatever you want
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You should never pick up wild animals. While I agree that he is cute and it is tempting, as soon as you draw near or touch a wild animal, you are infecting the animal with human scent. If you put him back after this, the mother surely abandoned him. Mother rabbits will leave their young for days at a time, so you probably saw him and thought he was abandoned, but he wasn't. I'm not criticizing you, just educating you so that the next time you see a baby bunny, you leave it alone and don't touch it.
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the bunny thanks you 
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hehe well I figured it would want to see its mama again so we let it go :3
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Aw. X3
Really though, it's not a good idea to pick up wild baby animals, even adorable ones like a baby bunny. In a lot of cases the human scent could cause the mother to abandon the baby.
Not trying to be mean, just saying.
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D: omigosh! Thank you, I hope the mama took it back
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Hopefully! If you put it back where you found it, she probably did.
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You sure that's a Rabbit, he looks like a European Hare rather than a bunny, but never fear rabbits and hares don't worry about other animal's scents on their babies.
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Hmm, I was just doing a little research on this and some say rabbits do care about human scent and some don't.
Hm... still not a good idea to pick them up though. Unless you know for a fact they are in danger.
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Rabbits and hares do in fact smell human scent. Animals are highly intelligent. They can tell if one of their babies has a neurological or developmental problem even if the baby is only a couple of days old. I work at a wildlife rehab center.
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oh I have no clue ^^ it just looked like a bunneh so I called it that. Wow that's very relieving glad to know its gonna be ok!
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Hmm, I was just doing a little research on this and some say rabbits do care about human scent and some don't.
It's still not a good idea to pick them up though. Unless you know for a fact they are in danger.
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Rabbits and hares do in fact smell human scent. Animals are highly intelligent. They can tell if one of their babies has a neurological or developmental problem even if the baby is only a couple of days old. I work at a wildlife rehab center.
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ikr! when we found it I went into a coma from it's cutenesss xD
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That is epic cuteness.
(That didn't make any sense.)
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hehe the bunny thanks yeww
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quite :3 like a little pillow
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