Comments by "Gaza is not Amalek" (@Ass_of_Amalek) on "Bunny has zero respect for gravity" video.

based on the idea mentioned in the video that rabbit psychology is shaped heavily by being prey animals, it could be that rabbits (maybe just some of them) automatically get anxious when they're alone because they feel unsafe. rabbits in the wild live in groups for safety in numbers. not only can predators usually only attack one rabbit at a time, so each individual rabbit is safer with others around (plus the many rabbits may distract the predator and make it hard to focus on one), but also the extra rabbit eyes, ears and noses increase the likelihood of a nearby predator being spotted in time. it would make evolutionary sense for rabbits to get anxious when there are no other rabbits nearby because that would be an unsafe situation in the wild. if a rabbit is alone, every predator around is going to focus on just that one rabbit, and there aren't any other rabbits around to warn it.
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@BunnyQueen97 that's not true. common rabbits here in europe and anywhere else (they're a common invasive species) live in groups/colonies in shared tunnels. the solitary ones around here are hares, which don't burrow either.
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