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Rabbits can't "warren" each other: the word "warren" is not a verb, but a noun that means either a community of rabbits who live together, or the underground system of burrows where they live.
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∙ 11y agoProbably dark, roots coming out from all over the soil walls, maybe some insects and earthworms here and there, possibly some rabbit poo scattered around some places.
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