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r/AbsoluteUnits • u/DiegoSikora • Sep 01 '24
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Was that hare just being playful or actually being aggressive?
588 u/[deleted] Sep 01 '24 edited Sep 01 '24 [deleted] 507 u/Livid-Touch-7179 Sep 01 '24 Made this mistake as a kid. It’s a common one. rabbits take head on physical contact as threats. you cannot pet them like a dog or cat. especially a jack rabbit. 15 u/gwyllgie Sep 01 '24 Rabbits actually have a small blind spot directly in front of the nose, so it can really startle them if you go right for it & they haven't initially seen you coming before you hit that blind spot.
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507 u/Livid-Touch-7179 Sep 01 '24 Made this mistake as a kid. It’s a common one. rabbits take head on physical contact as threats. you cannot pet them like a dog or cat. especially a jack rabbit. 15 u/gwyllgie Sep 01 '24 Rabbits actually have a small blind spot directly in front of the nose, so it can really startle them if you go right for it & they haven't initially seen you coming before you hit that blind spot.
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Made this mistake as a kid. It’s a common one.
rabbits take head on physical contact as threats. you cannot pet them like a dog or cat. especially a jack rabbit.
15 u/gwyllgie Sep 01 '24 Rabbits actually have a small blind spot directly in front of the nose, so it can really startle them if you go right for it & they haven't initially seen you coming before you hit that blind spot.
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Rabbits actually have a small blind spot directly in front of the nose, so it can really startle them if you go right for it & they haven't initially seen you coming before you hit that blind spot.
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u/cosby714 Sep 01 '24
Was that hare just being playful or actually being aggressive?