Here’s Bini the Bunny, hanging out at everybunny’s favorite restaurant, Chuck E. Carrot. Even if it costs Bini’s human his entire paycheck, Bini will win that strawberry.
I wanna play air hockey, Cheryl S.!
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That’s a very different and unique way to feed a bunneh. Seems a bit frustrating and a challenge, for Bini.
Oh my goodness.
Part of me admires pet owners who are willing to let berries be eaten on cream-colored carpets. Part of me doesn’t.
Very impressed with the bunneh skills! Proof for those who think rabbits are not smart or trainable.? That guy must spend A LOT of time with his bun!
Go the Instagram or YouTube channels and you’ll see Bini do a lot more tricks.
I’m pretty sure Bini’s owner is a wizard, and Bini is some poor sap who got transformed into a bunny. Because Bini is way to smart to be a regular bunny!
It’s like that Fortune Teller Shatner episode of Twilight Zone.
“I bought a whole roll of tickets…and he ate ’em!”
Games as a category take advantage of what’s called a “variable rate reward schedule.”
The short layman’s version is that getting a reward when you do a thing, but only some of the time, is dramatically more motivating than getting a consistent reward. This is the psychological mechanism behind gambling addiction, and why consistency is so important in parenting (especially with regard to children begging or whining).
It’s really a key element of learning, curiosity, and exploration, to the point where I wouldn’t be surprised if this video showed up in a few Psychology 101 classes.
Also, the bun is mega cute, as is the wee claw machine.