Baby Bunnies In Cups

Sujita Shrestha for Neverseen - The video is related to bunnies that are placed in the cups unharmed and perfectly fine. It is not that these bunnies are stuck in the cups and could easily move about. They just did not want to move. Bunnies in fear don’t feel uncomfortable enough to doze off. A scared or traumatized bunny will never be able to fall asleep if they feel even slightly uncomfortable.



They’ll struggle whenever given the chance to escape and their hind legs are powerful enough to attempt to kick out of their constraints - a glass cup will never be able to hold them if they aren’t satisfied with their situation. The video lasts for 1 min 19 sec and was posted by their Singaporean owner. The video shows the four adorable 2.5 weeks old blue eyed white bunnies either snoozing or peeking out from the glasses.



A video showing a quartet of fluffy baby rabbits chilling out in drinking glasses has gone viral and sparked an online debate over their owner’s actions. It was originally uploaded to Ekdikisis’ YouTube account, which documents her experiences as a rabbit owner, on Dec 12.US-based humor website Break subsequently put up the video on its Facebook page on Dec 19, with the caption: "Well, if you were looking for the most adorable thing on the internet today you just found it..."The Facebook video has since been viewed close to 99 million times, with the post attracting nearly 1.2 million likes and more than 324,000 comments as of Sunday (December 27) afternoon.



In the video, two of the bunnies are sleeping soundly while a third dozes off towards the end. The fourth bunny is seen scrabbling around in its glass which many claimed was "struggling" - and sticks its head out on several occasions. Thus the video has shown how the four bunnies are placed in the cups.