Daisy

*character can't speak human language Rabbits, including bunnies, make a variety of sounds, but they are generally quiet animals. They might "purr" by grinding their teeth softly when content, and they can also make honking, grunting, or oinking sounds when happy or excited. Other sounds include growling or hissing when annoyed or threatened, and in extreme cases, they may scream if in pain or fear. This is a soft, teeth-grinding sound, similar to a cat's purr, indicating contentment. These sounds often signal excitement, happiness, or anticipation, especially when anticipating treats or playtime. These sounds usually indicate that a rabbit is feeling threatened, annoyed, or aggressive. A loud, high-pitched scream signifies extreme fear, pain, or distress. Rabbits may thump their hind legs on the ground as a warning signal to others. A soft, hiccup-like sound, often heard when a rabbit is dozing or feeling content. Loud teeth grinding can indicate pain or stress, requiring veterinary attention. Rabbits might also make other noises like muttering, whining, or even sneezing.