Crush Rabbit Sequel Video, Social Media Condemns Animal Abuse

The Crush Rabbit sequel video recently surfaced on the internet. In the video, a group of young Chinese women grinned and chuckled as they played with bunnies before crushing them to death in a viral video.

A woman places a rabbit on a table, covers it with glass, and sits on it until the bunny dies in one scene. A woman crushed a bunny with her high heels in another case. According to an investigation, the videos were created to sell them to international “fetishers.”

As China becomes wealthier, more individuals own pets, and some local organizations have developed to protect animals, but there is currently no law in place in China to penalize animal abuse.

There is no information on whether the video has been taken down or not. However, animal activists are constantly working to remove the crush rabbit sequel video and to punish the perpetrator.

Some have speculated that the film was made by “animal-crushing fans,” yet an investigative journalist claims to have infiltrated the organization. The videos, he claimed, were filmed for-profit and marketed to “crush fetishists” around the world, particularly in the United States.

According to the Humane Society of the United States, animal-crush films generally feature scantily clad women inflicting torture to please viewers’ sexual deviancy.

After being identified by Chinese internet users, one of the alleged perpetrators apologized. However, the name and information of the perpetrator have not been disclosed.

The culprits are frequently female and appear attractive as they brag about their crushing fetish, with both individuals and groups participating in the horrific sessions.

Many of the “goddesses” appear to be Asian, although some of the most bizarre clips claimed to feature Western women.