Living on burrowed time: Trapped bunnies huddle, scared stiff, against a wall after their tunnels are consumed by the Woolsey fire in Thousand Oaks
- As the Woolsey Fire continued to rip through Thousand Oaks, California, several wild rabbits were forced to flee their habitats and enter the city
- A video of several rabbits huddled against a wall was shared online
- As the rabbits remained pinned to the wall, several cars drove by as evacuations continued
With their environment on fire, a number of rabbits were caught on camera having been forced out of their burrows.
Around half a dozen rabbits were caught on camera and seen trapped up against a wall in Thousand Oaks early on Friday morning.
The glow of the nearby fire could be seen in the background.
As the Woolsey Fire continued to rip through Thousand Oaks, California, several wild rabbits were forced to flee their habitats and enter the city
![A video of several rabbits huddled against a wall was shared online](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2018/11/10/03/6006766-6374191-image-m-65_1541820001592.jpg)
A video of several rabbits huddled against a wall was shared online
![As the rabbits remained pinned to the wall, several cars drove by as evacuations continued](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2018/11/10/03/6006760-6374191-image-m-67_1541820022075.jpg)
As the rabbits remained pinned to the wall, several cars drove by as evacuations continued
‘The little bunnies there, quite a few of them, we’ve seen trying to escape the flames and get out, get to safety because their home, their habitat is on fire,’ said a reporter for CBS2, Kandiss Crone.
Around 75,000 homes in Los Angeles and Ventura counties are currently under mandatory evacuations due to the Woolsey and Hill fires.
![The glow of the fires could be seen just across the valley from where the rabbits were sitting](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2018/11/10/03/6006756-6374191-image-m-68_1541820029904.jpg)
The glow of the fires could be seen just across the valley from where the rabbits were sitting
![The rabbits looked to be exceptionally scared as they huddled down](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2018/11/10/03/6006762-6374191-image-m-69_1541820041845.jpg)
The rabbits looked to be exceptionally scared as they huddled down
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