Scariest Rabbit Novels & Stories

Racking my brain from FBI moves from that I had read from those detective books, thinking I could do it and perform it well like James Bond. I exhaled deeply. What if it’s a rabid rabbit? I look at the white fluffy ball. It was big, the size of my entire hand. I gulped the lump in my throat – my eyes widening from the size of the rabbit if it stands. From the bookshelf beside me. Raising my hands and measuring how the rabbit’s possible height would be. From the looks of its big white fluffy tail, the rabbit would be somewhere between 6’9 or 7’7 tall.

"Is it a ghost!" Then she reassured herself again, saying, "No no, do the ghosts come during the day or not? They come at night. But now it's daytime. You are getting scared for no reason, Calista." Suddenly, Calista saw something white behind a tree. She was afraid but took some courage to go ahead to see what was there. She went to the tree and saw a white fluffy baby rabbit. Calista's fear disappeared instantly. Surprise and happiness came to her eyes. Calista sat down and took the chick in her hands.

The forest makes her uneasy. Kael is somewhere behind me. I can sense him more than hear him, his presence a warm current against the cold. I don’t look back. If I do, I’ll lose focus. The prints stop at the edge of a small pool. The water reflects nothing. Not trees. Not me. Just the moon hanging too close to the horizon, like it is tempting me to touch it. A ripple disturbs the surface. Then another. The rabbit emerges from the shadowed reeds. It's white fur, faintly glowing blue, and eyes like rubies. It freezes when it sees me.

I was about to answer this when I felt a little shake on my shoulder. When I looked at Gina, she was staring at something while shaking my shoulder lightly. Her feeble hands are lightly shaking as if she was scared. When I looked in the direction she was looking, I could help but shake too. To say that I am shocked would be an understatement. I looked at the angry rabbit that was a little far from us. Its puffed cheeks were now gone and in front of it was a pool of green slimy water. It would be another thing if it was just plain slimy water but it's not!

Her voice was horror stricken. He laughed, "No, it's a cow, they're huge and don't have nearly the cuteness. I can show you a picture on the computer although it's probably not a great idea because you will find something appealing about them. You need meat." His voice gentled. "Would you like a pet rabbit? It will need to be caged so none of the wolves have a snack but you would probably enjoy its softness." Anxiety tore through her. She could never put anything in a cage.

A man found his dog in the garden with a piece of dirty fur in it's mouth. A closer look proved that the fur was actually a prize rabbit belonging to the neighbours. It was very dead,but with no obvious injuries. The man was horrified. He quickly took the rabbit inside, shampooed and blow-dried it,then snuck next door to put it in the hutch before his neighbour got home. A few days went by and he heard nothing. Then at the weekend he was talking over the fence to his neighbour,who said a bizarre thing had happened that week. He had come home from work one night to find his prize rabbit dead in its hutch.

My favorite fairy-tale was about a rabbit and a snake: Flashbacks: “Which story should I tell you this time?” my mom asked me. I shrugged. “Let me tell you a story about a snake and a rabbit!” she proposed. I nodded and smiled. “Let’s start! As you know snake is one of the most ghastly and repugnant animals alive. They kill their preys, without shuddering. The only thing they need is a benefit and their well-being. Translating it to the human’s nature, it means egocentric, sleazy and prideful. The rabbit is one of the cutest and the nicest animals alive. We can say they are completely different. Once, they met each other. Of course, snake wanted to devour a rabbit. The last one was petrified

The rabbit is nervous as it constantly looks around, afraid. Suddenly, a menacing growl breaks the silence. The rabbit freezes as a ferocious black wolf appears before it. The wolf's eyes are golden wild, its fur bristling with danger. Its teeth gleam ominously as it steps closer and its presence dominates everything. The rabbit visibly trembles with fear, rooted to the spot as the wolf comes towards it. It's clear the rabbit believes the wolf intends to devour it. It has stiffened with terror. The wolf bends down, inches away from the rabbit.

Mom said plainly as she focused on the noise coming from the room. Mom was right. Rebecca stopped crying and protesting after that day. The sound of her laughter even frequently trickled out of the room, as if she found immense joy in what she was doing. The men who sought out Rebecca didn't stop coming, either. Every one of them entered the room full of expectations and left satisfied. They claimed Rebecca was the best rabbit-woman they'd ever slept with. Every time I took water for Rebecca, my senses were assaulted by that strange, spicy scent with a pungent note in her bedroom.

Alyssa said keeping a sad face. A hissing sound "Ah!" The rabbit gasped. "What was that?" The rabbit asked and grabbed Alyssa's usual white gown looking quite afraid. Then Alyssa hurriedly came down from the bed. "My goodness this room gives me the creeps," the rabbit adds as he shakes continuously like someone catching a cold. "Don't worry am sure it was just the wind," Alyssa said confidently. Hissing sound again "Now I am sure that wasn't just the wind," Berk said with his teeth shaking like a grinding machine.