Do rabbits scream?

Rabbits scream when they are frightened or are in pain. While some rabbits do not scream when they are dying, most rabbits will scream at least once during their lifetime. A rabbit's scream sounds exactly like the scream of a young child. read more

Screaming: The sound of a rabbit screaming will send chills down your spine for two reasons. First, it sounds eerily close to a terrified child. Second, rabbits only scream when a predator is chasing them down or they're dying. It's never a false alarm when a rabbit screams. read more

Second, rabbits only scream when a predator is chasing them down or they're dying. It's never a false alarm when a rabbit screams. The wide variety of sounds that rabbits can make may surprise you, but the longer you're around rabbits, the more likely they are to communicate with you vocally. read more