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Rabbit Burrow

A rabbit in a rabbit hole

The Rabbits Song is a song that first appeared in Swimming with Stephanie. It features the Rabbits having fun in Teletubbyland.

Trivia[]

  • In Swimming with Stephanie, Uh-Oh! Messes & Muddles and the US Version of Rolling, the camera fades to the Home Hill 2 shot at the end.
  • In Paddling Pool, Favourite Things and Bedtime, the camera cuts to Right Path 1 at the end.
  • In Sophie - Art Circus, and the US Version of Flower Festival (Spain), half of the Rabbits song is seen after the TV event of that episode ended, after it ends, the windmill starts spinning for a magical event, In Sophie - Art Circus, it spins for The Lion and Bear (original sketch), in the US Version of Flower Festival (Spain), it spins for The Magic Tree.
  • In Pebbles, a clip from The Rabbits Song is used for the start of The Stretching Dance. However, a clip of a Rabbit eating a purple flower is seen in Asian Storyteller.
  • In the US Versions of Rolling, Numbers - 5 (V3), and Colours - Purple, the first scenes of The Rabbits Song is cut off, although in the US Version of Colours - Purple, it’s shortened.
  • In Dragonflies, after The All Sorts Dance ends, it has a clip of the Rabbits song before it shows the Birds Eye View Windmill clip.
  • In Nursery Rhymes, it has different clips, the first one shows a rabbit eating grass and a Teletubbyland shot of the Rabbits going into a Rabbit hole, it also has an alternate ending where it doesn’t end with an Opening Shot but it ends with the start of the Little Miss Muffet segment beginning. The second one shows rabbits at the windmill and two rabbits in a hole before fading to Right Path 1 at the end.
  • In Favourite Things, it has different clips, it shows a Teletubbyland shot of the Rabbits going into a rabbit hole and on a hill.
  • The Rabbits Song is the only non-Magical Event music not to have any lyrics and have 3 music key changes.
  • In Mandir Temple, the song was heard when the Teletubbies went looking for rabbits.
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