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5 cze 2022 · Binkying is when rabbits leap into the air, sometimes from a standstill and sometimes whilst running. They flick their back legs and head, in order to kick their back legs out. They may run around at full speed in-between binkying, and can perform a 180 degree turn mid-binky! (Image credit: J.Dene) What does it mean when a rabbit is binkying?
10 wrz 2024 · A rabbit binky is a term used to describe a specific kind of leap or jump that a rabbit performs. This behavior is characterized by the rabbit suddenly springing into the air, often twisting its body and kicking out its hind legs in an acrobatic display.
The Dictionary of American Regional English (DARE) lists “binky” as a folk term used in western Indiana as of 1912 to mean “any little mechanical contrivance,” and the word seems to have been in use for many years as a name for anything small and either inconsequential or cute.
