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You’re aware of the holy trinity of cuteness, right? There’s cute puppies, cute kittens, and cute bunnies.
Sure, there’s more cuteness to be had, but these seem to occupy many an internaut for hours on end, especially if stress levels are through the roof and some floof therapy is in order.
Bored Panda has scoured the depths of the internet to find you the cutest, prettiest, and funniest bunnies, rabbits, hares—however you wish to call them—who will take all of your attention and awws.
Scroll down to see the best of the best in our curated list, and while you’re at it, vote and comment on the submissions you loved the most. Oh, and if you have some bunny stories to share, feel free to do so in the comment section below!
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#1
She Fell Asleep In My Palm As We Were Cleaning Out The Kit Nest Today
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#2
I Brought One Of My Baby Bunnies To Meet My Great Grandmother
If you’ve been on Bored Panda lately, you might have also noticed that we also did a similar list about bears. If you missed it, you’re welcome, I guess.
Anywho, while there are 8 species of bears, rabbits are a whole different deal, spanning 29 species with over 300 different breeds of domestic bunnies, if that’s your forte.
#4
Meet Wally, The Bunny With The Biggest Wing Like Ears
#5
My Girlfriend’s Rabbit, Banjo, Has A Smaller Rabbit On His Nose
#6
This Is How My Bunny Sleep
#7
My Friends Bunny Is So Adorable
Now, here’s an answer to a question I have no doubt many of you have always wanted, but never dared to ask, and that is ‘why do rabbits love mounting everything (and everyone) so much?’
Well, fun fact, besides the obvious reproductive function, this is also their way of communicating. Besides the whole smell and urine thing that is used to convey things like group identity, sex, age, social and reproductive status, and territory ownership, there’s also the “humping” that’s all about effectively showing dominance and hierarchy. The more you know!
#8
Our Foster Kitten And Bunny Getting Along
#10
My Mum's Colleague Has A Litter Of 5 Day Old Bunnies, So We Went To See Them, And This Gorgeous Baby Fell Asleep In My Hands. I Think I've Been Chosen
#11
Picked This Guy Up From A Rescue An Hours Drive From Home. Instead Of Being Terrified, He Fell Into A Deep Sleep. You Are Forever Safe Now, My Baby
#12
5 Shades Of Buns
Unfortunately, the little critters live, on average, 8 to 12 years, and these are numbers for domestic bunnies. When it comes to wild ones, it’s hard to say, because if they don’t end up going down the food chain, they experience considerably higher levels of stress, and don’t have the same food stability domestic rabbits have.
But hey, you can keep them as pets, and if you give them a strawberry, they will resemble that bunny from Monty Python and the Holy Grail that can only be vanquished using a Holy Hand Grenade.
#13
I Think My Bunnies Had An Argument
#14
Bunny Born With No Ears Gets Crocheted Head Wear
#15
The NYPD Rescued This Large Bunny
#16
Look Who Graduated From Radiation Treatment! No More Cancer
Miss Frankfurter 3 years ago
So wonderful. May your bunny have a long and healthy life from now on.
#17
Mother-In-Law's Rabbits Had Some Fluffy Bunnies Recently
As we’ve mentioned earlier, there’s a list of bears that has recently hit the aether, so you can check out more here. Or you can check out this dog shedding challenge. Or quarantine cats. Or funny pets. There’s so much you haven’t seen yet...
#18
My Little Rabbit Extends His Foot To Give Everyone The Super Awesome Luck They Deserve For The Rest Of The Year
#19
Meet Max
Johan Maebe 3 years ago
Looks like a German shepherd, but with a bunny building plan. Maybe they used the wrong template.
#20
My Girlfriend's New Bunny Is So Small And Fluffy
#21
Secret Bunny Meeting
#22
Someone Got A Cute Bunny
But don’t go just yet, as there’s still more bunnies to see below, and you haven’t yet told us what you think about bunnies in the comment section below. So what are you waiting for?
#23
My Bunny Basket
#24
Lil Bunny Wabbit
#25
Does My Earless Bunny Fit In Here? This Is Skip Evander-Holyfield
#26
Eleanor, The Bunny
#27
So, My Cousin Just Adopted This Bunny. It's Afraid Of Him, So, It Springs To The Cat To Protect It. The Cat Couldn't Care Less
#28
Hey No More Boop
#29
My Dog And My Bunny Are Kinda In Love With Each Other
#31
This Bunny Has A Tiny Cart Of Carrots
#32
Isn’t Bean The Most Photogenic Bunny You’ve Ever Seen?
#33
Cricket Goes Crazy For Strawberries
#34
Cute Bunny
#35
Sunshine, Daisys And A Rabbit
#36
I See Your Cool Bunny And I Raise You A Top Gun Bunny
#37
I Put My Baby Bunnies In Their New Bed, And Then This Happened
#38
My Dog Likes To Lick All Our Baby Bunnies One By One And Pretend She Is Their Mom
#39
Baby Bunny Who Slipped Into My Garage While The Door Was Open. Gently Removed And Placed Back In Shrubs With Siblings
Miss Frankfurter 3 years ago
So glad they're OK and back home. Looks like you may need to do regular bunny checks around and under the car.
#40
New Born Bunny
#41
I Was Told To Post This Photo Of My New Bunny, Scarlett O’hare
Marie Vallier 3 years ago
I'll be a little party pooper here, but do not put your bunny in that position yourself. It used to be recommended to manipulate them (e.g to cut their nails), as it puts them in a sort of trans to be on their back and they don't move. But recent studies found that it is actually quite stressful for the rabbit. However, if the bunny chooses to put himself in this position, then enjoy it, because he is feeling extremely safe with you!
#42
Pocket Bunny
#44
My Girlfriend’s New Bunny, Korra
#45
My Little Bunny In His Harness
#46
Took A Really Nice Photo Of My Bunny, Thought It Was Worth Sharing
#47
Bunnies²
#48
This Very Small Bunny That Moved Into Our Yard During Quarantine
#49
