Yes, an opossum will hurt a baby rabbit, because baby rabbits are perfect little bundles of helpless fresh meat, and opossums are omnivores (which means they eat meat as well as plants). A hungry opossum could even hurt a grown rabbit, if the rabbit couldn't run away or hide.
If your rabbit is allowed outside, you have to be careful of predators, including opossums. Not only do you have to make sure the predator can't get at your rabbit, but you have to give your rabbit somewhere to hide so it can't see the predator. Rabbits have been known to die of shock/heart attack just because a scary predator is pacing around outside the hutch.
(After all, if the rabbit can't hide, it won't know that it's safe. The rabbit will think it's about to be killed and eaten, even if you know the predator could never get in -- the rabbit doesn't know that!)
It depends how hurt it got if it was pretty bad then it is not normal if it was not that bad then its normal beacuse it was there first and not the baby.
No, it's an oppossum.
A baby rabbit is called a 'kitten.'
a baby rabbit is called a kitten a baby hare is called a leveret.
A baby rabbit is called a kit.
A baby rabbit is often called a kit.
A baby rabbit.
A wild baby rabbit is called a kit.
Another name for a baby rabbit is a kitten. A baby male rabbit is called the same as a baby girl rabbit. You can call a female rabbit a Doe and a male rabbit a Buck. Hope that helped
Rabbit's can not hurt predators that is why they are a vegetarian.
No, if it eats a radish, it will still be fine. Radishes are good for rabbits. (You can hurt a rabbit with a radish if you hit him with it.)
Dont make the rabbit scaredYou shouldn't hurt it