all lagomorphs are beautiful
bunnies
Post bunny pics, post questions about rabbits, almost anything rabbit or hare-related goes (whether wild or domestic).
- "Almost" because this is a community for bunny enjoyers—no images of dead or injured rabbits, please.
- This is a community for the animal! Humans with a rabbit features (think "bunny girls", people with a cottontail and bunny ears) are not what this community is for.
- Also, no AI-generated content please.
Other than that, rules should be pretty obvious: be nice, no bigotry/discrimination, stay on topic, etc.
Not officially affiliated with any rabbit subreddits.
House Rabbit Society is overall a fantastic resource on pet rabbits: info on diets, health, vet care, adopting bunnies, and behavior.
List of fictional works about bunnies
Other bunny communities on the Fediverse:
- [email protected]
- [email protected] (currently inactive)
- [email protected]
As of now, if you follow all 4 bunny communities (the above 3 plus this one), you will see little to no post overlap/crossposting, so you can safely follow all 4 without getting your feed spammed with several copies of the same bunny.
actually a really good name for a community
ALAB
Ya, say no to a baby hare... :)
You know how dogs are just overgrown puppies, and nobody in a puppy community would be upset at seeing a dog? Same goes for bunnies and hares.
Well, a bunny doesn't become a hare when it grows.
Oh my bad, I thought baby hares were called bunnies too!
Me too. "Bunny" is informal anyways. The way I always thought it was used, and the way I honestly continue to use it, is that if it's that big-eared critter that looks like 🐰🐇 and is good at jumping, it can be called "bunny" and people will know what you mean. But since everything I found online says "bunny" is the informal word for rabbits, I figure I ought to ask to make sure people would be okay with hares which probably technically do not count as bunnies.
Don't see a problem with that
I would love to see hares here!