Our Pet Bunnies' Napping Game Is On Point

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Bunnies, unlike humans, don't complain about being tired. They don't tweet about needing coffee; they don't humblebrag their fatigue. Bunnies are crazy busy, but when they need a nap, they lie down. Anytime, anywhere. With a certain amount of force.

This is known as flopping.

"I'll flop anywhere, but a shag rug is like aaahhh."

Shag Rug Flop
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They literally conk out.

"El floppo grande ..."

El Floppo Grande
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Baby bunnies take their training seriously.

"Focus, Parsley. Focus. You got this."

Sometimes bunnies' "nap with extreme prejudice" philosophy lands them in cold water.

"No, that was a napping exercise."

Water Flop
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No bunny gets in the way of a flop.

"I am napping so hard I don't even notice."

Friend Flop
Photo: Imgur

Why not try it yourself?

"Nap like you mean it."

Cat Flop
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