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You can clean it, vaccinate it and feed it so that after about 1.2 months you can release it in the wild or tame it,dommesticate wild breeds is harder but from baby can be easier if you known how to train and take care of it,Hares are known for their intelligence but these wild breeds can live in maximum 7,8 years if you take well care of it!

@@roberthyvalerio4239 Yeah mate you are missing the point entirely. Its Australia, the law says to kill it.

@@michaelversace456 No,you are missing the point Rabbits are not allowed ONLY in ONE state on Australia (and still possible to keep a Pet Rabbit in this state) ALL other states Pet Rabbits are allowed normally and you can still gain permission to keep a Pet Rabbit breed i readed the law more than you: "It is often suggested that rabbits should be allowed as pets if they have been desexed and registered. Although desexed and contained rabbits pose minimal risk to the environment and agriculture, there are practical obstacles involved for the mandatory desexing of privately owned animals. Trials elsewhere have not demonstrated that the desexing and registering pets have been effective in reducing unwanted pet populations. Mandatory desexing will also be difficult to enforce and costly to implement"

@@michaelversace456 No,you are missing the point Rabbits are not allowed ONLY in ONE state on Australia (and still possible to keep a Pet Rabbit in this state) ALL other states Pet Rabbits are allowed normally and you can still gain permission to keep a Pet Rabbit breed i readed the law more than you: "It is often suggested that rabbits should be allowed as pets if they have been desexed and registered. Although desexed and contained rabbits pose minimal risk to the environment and agriculture, there are practical obstacles involved for the mandatory desexing of privately owned animals. Trials elsewhere have not demonstrated that the desexing and registering pets have been effective in reducing unwanted pet populations. Mandatory desexing will also be difficult to enforce and costly to implement"

@@roberthyvalerio4239 Mate you are missing the point. They aren't pets and if you were to domesticate a feral one in WA it will be destroyed. Same goes with foxes.

It's a girl

Good. In Australia they are a pest. Him putting it back is technically illegal.

Why the sad face Stacy Jobe?

Yeah?

@@ThreeClownsinATrenchCoat because it's so vulnerable and obviously separated from it's mum or maybe even abandoned. It looks so sad. I didn't watch the whole thing. It's hard to watch.

@@stacyjobe6697 its alright, he most like wasn't separated from his mother or abandoned. baby hares become independent at a very young age!

They breed like, well...rabbits.

Most don't survive. Hence they need large numbers

@@WizardHandle 😥

@@WizardHandle i was raised in poor wretched deep dark mountains of coal mines.. had to grow or hunt food, coal stove, outhouse... im a critter person...

@@WizardHandle They're peaceful and vulnerable. How could anyone dislike those qualities?

there not bunnies there hares

@@sameerthaj same thing

Me too

technically not entirely wrong since the more proper term is leveret, but its also just being overly technical considering although less accurate the term bunny is still proper. hares and bunnies are still both considered rabbits anyways, in a similar to sense to all ravens being crows but not all crows being ravens.

when they're that little they cant run very fast at all so their best defense is just staying as still and hidden as they can, which works against most predators that can't see them from above but is easy for humans to spot

They don't have genetic memory of humans being a threat. So they are generally calm with humans. Nature also protects them by making them cute to humans.

@@fungames24 i don’t find them cute i just want to slap tf out of them