"A child who is not embraced by their village will burn it down just to feel it's warmth."

same situation happens with human too.. a lonely outsider that gets neglected in society becomes an angry soul ...:0

Goes to show the species dynamics is pretty much the same in every species. It's just like another human. Depressed, traumatized, unloved who goes on to inflict hurt on others to relive the pain inside himself.

The reason that the rabbit did that is sad.. but the rabbit's still scary..

The violent rabbit looks as cute as any normal rabbit. This is so sad.

Best way to fix this is to get 1-2 droopy eared rabbits like him and spend time with him for awhile while supervised and hopefully his stress can slowly go away and with his new friends can join the other rabbit and can co-exist, rabbits even with some differences should never be alone so I hope they can get some droopy ear rabbit friends. We'll see how things progress for part 2.

So after all, Tori was either the only one who could defend himself or the only one among the pack who befriended Torang.

Im crying because the rabbit is ac Attacking the others because of his depression of being alone Animals also have feelings u know😭😢

Two words: “Watership Down”

I feel so bad for that rabbit , droopy ears are cuter in my opinion

It was a revenge, that rabbit would think: they don't join me just by my ears, now I'm the same.

Torang (the isolated rabbit who was biting the others’ ears) also seems to have a case of head tilt (torticollis). This may make him more aggressive because he is uncomfortable. Have you checked him for the reason behind the torticollis, for example, middle ear infection, Encephalitozoonosis, or cerebral larva migrans? Best wishes to Torang and the rest of your bunnies!

Canibalism... Its true story. My friend too, have rabbit like that. He must isolated in other room.

So Since These Rabbits Supposedly Bullied Him Because Of His Droopy Ears He Decides To Bite Them Off

Honestly I feel as though these people are making it worse. they just isolated him even further. He was already feeling left out and rabbits thrive on companionship with one another. they need to give this rabbit to someone without other pets so that he can receive full attention and love. they didn't solve the issue at all and I am honestly so sad for this rabbit.

4:16 Torang was deeply hurt inside Me: i feel you torang i feel you

Why is this framed like a horror movie I'm SCARED lmao

Well, that's the weirdest thing I've seen all day.

My brother keeps rabbits, something I refuse to do. Despite their adorable, unassuming exteriors some can be batsh*t crazy. Some will destroy their own family members because of their hostility and stress. Sound like anyone you know?

"If I can't have nice ears, then imma make sure they can't either" scary

I feel like he should just be placed sith other rabbits of similar ears. Even if his bad habbits die down, he is still gg to be alone :(

He looks like he used to have a case of head tilt

I didn't understand why they let him to attack the others, as soon they knew what was happening they should separate him from the others...What they took so long to take him away of the others..

I feel like isolating Torang would just make it worst, but then again so would keeping him with the others. Maybe if he was just isolated at night? And then supervised in the morning?

I have said this before on other posts, but when the filmers know that there is no real end of their story, PLEASE, call it part 1 and dont leave us hanging, not knowing if the outcome is ok. Then we can know there is an end, and it will be in, Part 2! This is one of my favorite pages. If it leaves me with a knot in my stomach after this, I'm going to have to stop watching and unsubscribe, which means the 1000+ friends I have on facebook wont be able to see them either. But they have been coming to me with this problem about some of these tragic stories , drop us without an ending. If you want our hearts, please respect them too❣

Maybe find a way to show this little rabbit that he is appreciated and that there is no need to react this way.

I inherited a bunny who had been abused by a child. Box trained, grew into a beautiful rabbit. But was mean. Couldn't leave it alone with cats who were terrified of it, or allow kids to be around it. No amount of love or feeling of safety made any difference. He liked to run around in the yard, fenced. Finally let him stay out where he seemed happier. Very Sad, but not his fault. I kept him for his entire life, knowing he was not re-homeable. Very sensitive beings. Not good pets for young children, or kids that haven't learned to treat animals with kindness. Damage done can't be undone. Have had other's; loving and sweet. Raised with love and gentleness, were great pets. But do enjoy chewing through electric wires.

I have a brown lop-eared rabbit. His name is Henry and he's adorable. I'm so glad he's a happy little guy.

He should get a mate with droopy ears so he will feel accepted

Wouldn't you feel stress enclosed there for life and all that forest around and you can't even touch it?

That tiny, less fluffy, slightly cute-zombie-dog looking one. My heart broke for her, I wanted to adopt her sooo much!! 1:44

Meanwhile, no one remembers the injustice that was dealt on Tori! Falsely accusing him / her of cannibalism. #FreeTori

Had a dog that went thru the same thing and did the same stuff had to put him down

I feel sad for the bunny being cast out as different, he looks depressed and traumatized....not much different than we humans.

So are we just going to ignore the fact that the floppy eared culprit has part of his ear bitten off??? Pretty sure he can't eat his own ear.....

*Friend* : which kind of horror movie you watch ? *Me* : errrr...

2:33 why would you take it by the ears...

He needs to be a pet not in a cage with other rabbits,he looked as if he was sad for being separated, thus left out again looking in from the outside.I would take him if I could.

Man I love this animal horror story. You thought it was the outsider but it was actually a much fearsome beast; the one among them 😨😨

Imagine, acts a human might commit done by a rabbit. It feels almost like an anime plotline, not to say it isn't sad.

This is literally the plot of Joker

This would seriously make an excellent psychology case study.

I love how you guys talk....

So this rabbit was left out for having different ears, and then exacted revenge by eating the other rabbits' ears.

If I can't have my ears upright, no one will have them...

these bunnies are unneutered and that is the only reason this is happening. I don't know why this vet keeps saying that this is "abnormal behavior" when we literally know that this is exactly how bunnies that have not been fixed act lmao

A whole new chapter for Watership Down!

I’ve seen this same video before awhile ago, has there been any updates on the rabbit yet?

Poor one! I want to hug him so much!

It's creepy the fact that he is ignored by others because of his ears and he attacks their ears.

Proof that shows every animal every living thing is affected by extreme stress abuse or being for feeling terrorized

Sad story 😭

Pobrecito! Espero que se recupere.🐇🍀

I have a Holland lop female bunny named Frosty and I love her with all my heart, I hope that rabbit gets help and hopefully changes 💕⚘

*People Can Be So Cruel! Thank You So Much For Rescuing These Beautiful Animals!* 5:54

This music makes me scared of the rabbit

this makes me sad

Aww if he only knew that through our eyes, he’s actually the cutest one of all.

Y'all should watch White Rabbit, it's about a kid that deals with isolation and other stuff until he slowly loses his mind.

I wish no one dies

Who downloaded the killer rabbit mod on that server?

WWWWAAAAHHHH!!! 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭that is so sad!! Its just like me I feel different and sometimes want to tear peoples ear off but I will NEVER kill

Aww poor baby i hope he can get past this behavior.

So sad 😭😭

So, isolation from the group made the bunny violent towards others? Also happens with human beings. We are not that different after all -- we as humans are social animals too.

Man this does explain alot. I have a lop eared bunny that starting being agressive twords others. Even though they were previously bonded. Now i feel bad cause she is the only one of her kind. Id believed it could have something to do with it but this confirms those suspicions.

Oh poor bunnies this made me cry seeing their pain

Where’s episode 2 at 😂

Poor rabbit 😢

Rabbits are very social creatures. I rescued 2 bunnies a year apart & they lived long happy lives until their deaths at 10 years of age. This poor lonely ear biter rabbit needs companionship, human touch & love.

Rabbtis will always fight like this if they are kept in groups in an enclosed area. The owner needs to spay and neuter and rabbits to prevent fighting and unwanted babies. The male rabbit is just territorial and asserting dominance, but the others can't escape him in the confines of the cage. It has nothing to do with it having hurt feelings because of its ears are different!!! Owner needs to do research on how to house and keep rabbits properly.

That made me scare and cry

Нет, психологическая травма не может привести к агрессивному поведению на всю оставшуюся жизнь. Кролик уже родился склонным к насилию. Будь на месте рыжика любой другой тихоня, он не выжил, проявляя мягкость характера, которая, кстати сказать, дана с исходной ДНК.

Ugh... Suchs a pitty that those people have no understanding of rabbit behavior! I've seen so many signs that can simply be resolved by making smaller groups of rabbits that character wise like each other. It will reduce the stress that has got everyone fighting with each other. 😢

Wow, that's incredible, & is a good psychology lesson about differences & how they're handled by other mammals. I wonder if reptiles would respond the same under the same conditions? I would take the sad rabbit home w/ me & love him up, if he felt safe the behavior would probably stop ❤️

Aw the lop eared bunny was crying by his dead friends body 😭

It is not fair to let this monster living side by side to these helpless animals They're all animals we can't judge them or punish them but definitely we can protect them from each other and keeping him there is not a wise decision at all

I watched it already 👌

This is so disturbing. Makes me sad.

This is nonsense. He doesn't have the self awareness to think about how he's left out cus his ears are different. Rabbits can't even recognize their own reflection. He probably doesn't even know his ears are different. If the other rabbits where excluding him it's probably because he was crazy to begin with.

The evil rabbit is put in a prison inside a prison.

Poor baby. He just wanted to be accepted. The other rabbits were mean in not accepting him. Crazy that animals have prejudices too.

Aww you poor baby I will pray for your angels

Um guys this is how rabbits act naturally when they aren't neutered or spayed.

Why can't you keep him with his own kind? May be he will stop feeling isolated.

What happened to the subtitles? 🤷🏾‍♀️

Adoro quando vocês põe a tradução

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Lo hubieran juntado con otros conejos de su misma especie, y no alejarle de todos >:(

I think the separation/isolation needs to be a bit more of a divide like in a separate building or the other side of the house if the owner doesn't want him inside the house. I get that the owner wants things to be convenient for him and for the rabbit's transition back to the group, but that separation is not enough, the bunny may go crazy, and integrating him back may go awry and unintended

This is so interesting to know that even Rabbits can become serial killers due to depression and neglect.

This rabbit is a psycho. He has a serial killer's soul.

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Eu não sabia que isso pode acontecer, é a primeira vez que vejo e escuto sobre isso. Gostei muito do cuidado e atenção.

Por dios nunca había visto eso que estrés tan grande tiene el Conejito. Gracias por ayudarlo. Saludos

Please do NOT pick rabbits up by their ears... its very dangerous. Thank you.

I find some parts in the video a bit infuriating, First of all rabbits should not be housed in large numbers and outdoors, also the place they are living in is disgusting. I find it really mean that you picked a rabbit up by the ears at one point, but it is good you found the rabbit who was doing it. Rabbits should be free roamed indoors or have a large x pen, they will develop a very strong bond with their owner, trust me I know because I own one, and if I were you, I would've tended to the rabbits wounds as soon as possible, not tried to find the culprit. And I know some of you will flare up at me about that but it would've atleast saved the poor bunny that died in the video, and why on earth are you letting a domestic rabbit go loose in the forest? You need to contain it or it will most likely starve, or be mauled by something, domestic bunnies do not have the features of a wild rabbit to survive.

Poor rabbit, just needs some love and cuddles:(

I have a little Netherlands dwarf rabbit who was traumatized by his brothers when he was little. Of course I had to remove him from them as he would try to hide somewhere, sitting awkwardly hunched up as if his back was broken (which at first I thought it was). He came to live in my bedroom and he regained his courage and vitality, and some months later I carefully tried to reintroduce him back with his family. He was as aggressive as a mad devil and began attacking his five brothers all at once. Naturally they retaliated and I had to drag him out, his left ear badly punctured and torn, with several bites in his back and his nose bitten. Again he lost his courage and resumed sitting in his hunched position, but after three weeks back in my bedroom he leveled-out. I've since had him and his brothers neutered and will try to reintroduce him to them, one at a time... in my car with the engine running to distract them from their macho violence routine. Hopefully it will eventually work out for him. If not, I shall get one of the girls spayed (which is due anyway as some who are now 2 years old) and try to settle him down with her. I have a small ranch, so I'm around the homestead just about all the time and regularly make checks on him. But regardless, it's sad to see him lonely, which I know he is. Love Rabbits !!!