As a subject matter expert in animal behavior and welfare, I can provide you with information on this sensitive topic. Rabbits, like many animals, have their own ways of expressing discomfort or pain. Rabbits do not have vocal cords like humans, which means they do not scream in the traditional sense. However, they can make various noises when they are in distress, such as grunting, hissing, or thumping their feet. The noises they make are not screams, but they are clear indicators that something is wrong.

When it comes to the process of killing a rabbit, whether for food or other purposes, it is important to note that humane methods should always be used to minimize suffering. In a proper and humane slaughter, the rabbit should be rendered unconscious quickly and painlessly, which would prevent any vocalization of distress.

It's also worth mentioning that the perception of what constitutes a "scream" can vary among individuals. Some might describe a rabbit's distress noise as a scream, but it is not the same as a human scream.

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A heart-wrenching fearful scream that I'll never be able to get out of my head, is heard when one of the poor rabbits is pulled out of its cage. For those that are unaware, this scream is referred to as the ��Death Scream�� due to the fact that rabbits only make this sound when they believe that they are going to die.read more >>