(Jessica laughs)
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- Good morning, everyone!
- Today we are out in our garden
I haven't spoken a whole lot about.
We've been growing some vegetables out here.
It's been raining a lot lately.
When we moved here one of the first things we noticed
was that there are bunnies
that like come down from the hills and hang out out here,
and we tried really, really hard to bunny-proof this garden.
So we put up this chicken wire that's going all around,
and this fence, and we made it really hard,
and it's up high, and we put it up here,
so that they couldn't hop down from up here.
I came out here to weed this morning,
and look what I found!
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Aww, look at its little tail!
- [Parker] Two of 'em!
- [Jessica] Not only were they not scared off by our thing,
they decided to make it a house.
- [Chris] There's a lot of bunnies in there.
- [Bailey] That is the sweetest bunny ever!
It's a bunny!
Little bunny.
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That is so adorable!
Can I have a bunny?
- Bailey, I saw that they haven't even
opened their little eyes yet.
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- [Chris] What do you think we should do with these bunnies?
- Keep 'em.
- [Chris] Keep 'em? How?
Just let 'em grow up in that hole?
- Take 'em out in a little and put 'em in our house.
- [Chris] Right now, they don't look like
they're eating solid foods,
like they still look too small.
So I think they actually need their mommy.
What do you think we should do with the bunnies?
What?
What do you think we should do?
(Duncan babbles)
Huh? (Duncan laughs)
What should we do?
What should we do with the bunnies?
What's your plan? (Duncan babbles)
Bunny, yeah. Bunny.
Aw, you got me!
What do you think we should do about the bunnies?
- I think we should keep 'em in. Let Alice feed 'em.
- [Chris] You think Alice can feed 'em?
So do we have a pet rabbit named Alice,
but I don't think she's capable
of taking care of little babies,
especially nursing them,
because she has not had babies,
and I think you have to have babies in order to have milk.
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- These tricky little bunnies.
I feel like the rabbits in our garden like knew
that this was the way for us to
just welcome them into our garden forever and ever,
and just be like yes, eat all those tomatoes.
You want some basil? Take the basil, bunnies.
Make more bunnies.
Let's just turn this garden
into one giant bunny nesting zone,
you cutie little bunny cutenesses.
I think the bunny wire that we put in
is doing a better job at keeping us out
of the bunny zone now,
instead of keeping the bunnies out of the garden.
- Awesome. Oh my god.
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- They're brothers and sisters and I love them so much.
They're so tiny and adorable.
This big.
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- Hey guys, it's a few days later,
and the bunnies are starting to peek their little heads
out of the top of the hole,
and it is the cutest thing I've ever seen.
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So we went out to lunch and we came back,
and the bunnies are out of their burrow.
That little bunny that's right there
just came out from the hole,
and it looks like the hole
- [Jessica] They're still in the hole.
- [Chris] Just got opened up on this side.
So this is the original opening over here,
and it looks like they dug out this side.
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Hey, bunny.
(Jessica laughs)
- [Jessica] Look, it's coming to me.
- [Chris] Don't let it get hurt.
Oh, you got it!
- [Jacob And Parker] Can I hold it?
- [Chris] Look at that little baby.
Oh my goodness.
- [Jessica] So when you hold a bunny,
you always put your hand underneath his bottom,
and I'm holding it here so that it can't run off, okay?
- [Chris] What do you think of that?
- [Jacob] I don't have my shoe on.
(Jessica laughs)
- [Chris] This is a wild bunny.
- [Jessica] Yeah, it's a wild bunny, Parker.
So we're gonna let it live in our garden
and eat up our whole garden forever,
and make more bunnies,
and they can just have all of the sweet peas,
it's just fine.
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- It's hugging me!
- [Jessica] It is.
Here let's put his little hand in there, so it's protected.
- So cute!
- [Jessica] Look at that little guy!
- Aw, it's so tiny and soft.
And they love to explore.
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We have four little bunnies!
- [Jessica] What should we name them?
- Peter, Flopsy, Mopsy, and Cotton-tail
like in Peter Rabbit.
- [Chris] Oh, that's good. - [Jessica] Alrighty which one
should this one be?
- Depends on if it's a boy or a girl.
- [Chris] That's definitely a Peter,
because Peter was the most adventurous one,
that got out into the vegetable patch.
- That's so true!
You're such a little Peter!
I think it should be Peter even if it's a girl.
- [Jacob] Dig that? - [Chris] Okay, Peter.
You can tell everybody how awesome it is out here,
and how nice we are.
- [Jessica] We'll be gentle and loving
with you always, we promise.
Good girl.
There ya go.
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(Parker laughs)
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