Why does a male rabbit bite a female human?

Answer 1

Rabbits are very territorial animals. If they are in the same cage she is probably 'in his space'. They are also solitary, she might just be doing something that is bugging him. Every rabbit should have it's own cage neutered/spayed or not.

Answer 2

Because he is frustrated. He is in the cage with a pregnant female that will not have anything to do with him and might even be getting aggressive herself. Every rabbit should have a cage of it's own that way they can not hurt each other or themselves.

Answer 3

Aggression in rabbits can be caused by a number of things, such as hormones, illness, or stressful living conditions. To rule out illness, you should bring your rabbit to a vet who is experienced and knowledgeable in rabbit care and behaviour. To prevent reproduction, and to minimize the impact of hormones, you should have your rabbits neutered/spayed. To ensure you're caring for your rabbits properly, research rabbit care and behaviour and make any necessary changes to your rabbit's habitat, daily activities, and diet. See the related questions below for more information and helpful links.

maybe shes just a mean rabbit. Make sure there's nothing weird in her food.

Answer 4

because he doesn't like what the female human is doing. More than likely he just doesn't want to be held.

Answer 5

I had this situation occur to me once and it had turned out that the rabbit was pregnant; perhaps your rabbit is being protective, not aggressive.