For those of u that know, I have a house in Arizona and a family shared city apartment for all us cousins in California (where im originally from). I travel back n forth from throughout the year n my main job is animal raising and training in AZ, then I do music engineering and sometimes production as a 2nd job online and in CA/AZ (I also sell on eBay, and do my own personal music stuff under my own artist name).

My AZ place is in a lil rural place right outside one of the 3 major cities in AZ partly for my animal job, and I get cool wild life sightings here in AZ time to time 😭😭🙏

It was so precious lmao, mother jack rabbits place their babies in specific areas for a few hours while they gather stuff for eating and for nest building. In areas they feel is safe on their usual route and routine, and one of the things you can tell if the baby jack rabbit was placed their on purpose and didn't get lost is if they refuse to move (otherwise they are very skittish). Their mother literally "tells them" to stay there no matter what else unless it's literally an attack.

So the baby chilled on my front porch for a few hours during an overcast day and refused to move lmao, it would only switch back n forth of the left n right side of my front porch's indented baseboard thing. It's a perfect spot too cuz it's snugged and it can see all sides to be protected from the weather and to see any upcoming legit threat dangers like a snake, which the snugged indent makes it hard for predators to get it too minus a cat.

I took pics and gave it a lil cup of water n checked around n made sure nothing was hunting it, n I checked on it every now n then. Then a few hours later when a dust storm was coming in, the momma showed up on my front yard porch camera and took the baby back. It was so dope and I felt very proud n "honored" the mother trusted my house and me/my animals with it 🥹🥹

• When u see a baby rabbit/jack rabbit like this, DO NOT touch it, it is NOT abandoned nor lost in this instance, and your scent from touching can actually cover up its own scent that it's mother will no longer be able to find it - PLUS you BOTH could give each other illnesses. If you do see a legit lost/abandoned/injured rabbit, call the standard fire department number (not emergency fire) or (if you have one) a local wildlife org. 🚨 🚨 ⚠️

Anyways, here's some bonuses:

A family of wild water turtles near this AZ golf course I sometimes go to with the homies and for business meetings

And a big ass bird that always tried to squabble up with my two toyger bengal cats when they were kittens at my AZ home

Dope

Arizona is mostly goated

Quality thread 🥺

Lil babiesssss 💜

Squabble up bird has me dead.

I meant to mention I just came back from one of my CA visits recently and then this happened not too long after which is why I mentioned the whole CA shared apartment thing n reread n realized i forgot that part n it didnt make sense without it

But yeah 💀

i aint read that s*** either but i figured whoever wants to read it i threw that fat ass post in op and told it to summarize it

you're welcome

For those of y'all that know, I have a house in Arizona and a family-shared apartment in California (where I'm originally from), so I'm back and forth throughout the year. My main job is raising and training animals in AZ, and I also do music engineering/production, sell on eBay, and make my own music. Since my AZ house is in a rural area just outside one of Arizona's major cities, I get some pretty awesome wildlife visitors. 😭🙏

One of my favorite moments happened recently. A mother jackrabbit left her baby on my front porch while she went off to eat and gather nesting materials. Baby jackrabbits are taught to stay completely still in a safe spot until their mom comes back, so this little guy just chilled there for hours, only moving a few inches every now and then.

I kept an eye on it, made sure nothing was hunting it, and watched from a distance. Right before a dust storm rolled in, the mama showed up on my porch camera and came back to get her baby. 🥹

It was such a cool experience, and I honestly felt honored that she trusted my porch as a safe place for her little one.

I love it when the animals f*** with you

Where’s the car? You said Porsche but there’s no car photos

I love animals too op but let’s see that horsepower