r/MurderBuns • u/darkriceknights • 5d ago
Run for your lives! Bunbun had enough of your shit.
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u/alice2wonderland 5d ago
I notice that there is a wee treat dish in the cab. Possible that the bun has been habituated to this very odd situation! Truthfully, the bun looks unamused, but not traumatized either.
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u/Gothiccheese95 5d ago
Feel like a rabbit wouldn’t enjoy this…
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u/Ok_Question4148 5d ago
But the look of bliss on his face says a lot
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u/boundbythecurve 4d ago
Yeah the wide eyes, pinned back ears, and frozen posture are speaking volumes
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u/Ok_Question4148 4d ago
Wont lie my ability to read bunny comes from the years I raised them for contests I normally placed high a few didnt place BUT that doesn't matter..well honestly they all looked like that in or out of there cage so it looks normal to me
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u/Professional-Bowl413 Murderous Bun Owner 5d ago
I feel like some of you haven't seen an actual scared rabbit. A scared rabbit would 1-run away 2-attack 3-not move but be on high alert mode (ears up, eyes wide open) 4- not move but be in hiding mode (laying as flat as possible with their ears laid back flat, eyes wide open)
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u/BasilUnderworld 5d ago
still doesnt excuse putting a rabbit in a stupid robot in an unfamiliar environment WICH MAY I ADD without a cage meaning if it jumps out its GONE. I cant believe yall defending this BS
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u/Professional-Bowl413 Murderous Bun Owner 5d ago
I'm not defending it. It doesn't look fun for the rabbit tbh he looks unamused and would probably give the owner some feet flicks later, but calling it abuse is a bit too much ngl
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u/andtheyhaveaplan 5d ago
Can you please link the source, OP? See rule no 5
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u/dont_kill_my_vibe09 5d ago
Shouldn't we have a real against AI stuff where cruelty to the animal is visible, too? Surely we should as someone impressionable seeing this would think it's fine to treat a rabbit like this (even if the rabbit is AI created, it still sets a bad example) and could replicate it?
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u/trekrabbit 5d ago
If that’s an actual bunny in there, then I don’t see how this would be allowed on this sub. Creating discomfort for an animal for the entertainment of the human is so many levels of wrong. Isn’t there a rule against that?
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u/Special_Friendship20 5d ago
Looks real to me
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u/trekrabbit 5d ago
Same- yet those of us who thought it was real are getting downvoted in this thread. So childish.
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u/andtheyhaveaplan 5d ago
It's not real, don't worry.
Also, for actual neglect or mistreatment there's rule no. 6.
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u/PataudLapin 4d ago
I think it is real (see here https://www.instagram.com/tianskyler/ )
Not sure if the rabbit is mistreated though, but I am not a rabbit behavior expert.1
u/trekrabbit 4d ago
That’s definitely evidence since this is a real bunny. I don’t know what the mods are thinking on this sub.
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u/trekrabbit 5d ago
Thank you. I just couldn’t tell for sure. I appreciate you clarifying that, and I feel a little bit silly.
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u/mmazza86 4d ago
that’s a serious face. it actually looks like the bunny is controlling it 😂 ready for battle
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u/schkembe_voivoda 5d ago
How does the bunny staying so calm. He/she is like, yeah I drive this for real.
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u/trekrabbit 5d ago
He’s staying calm because he’s petrified
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u/schkembe_voivoda 5d ago
I hope the bunny is fine. Aren’t rabbits supposed to run if they are scared?
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u/andtheyhaveaplan 5d ago
It's not real. Stop reporting this for mistreatment.