Baby rabbits in cilantro tug of war

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 A woman in Florida has been feeding the local rabbits (it is legal to feed them in Florida, but not legal in some other states).

Here are some of the best videos:

Baby Marsh Rabbits' Cilantro Tug of War!


 Wild Bunny Curtis Knows Where The Fridge Is


I believe that wild rabbits are curious about us but have to overcome an instinctive fear to interact with us. At some point during the interaction, the fear instinct triggers and asks, "What are you doing???" The rabbit runs away, and then sometimes returns. 

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