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A badger's bottomless-bowl order leaves a rabbit waiter missing Mamma Mia in the week's only new animation.
Natural Habitat Shorts
Story of Why this story? The channel's weekly summary: what went up this week, what is drawing views now, and where the channel stands among similar channels.
A single badger can eat 200 earthworms a night, slurping them up from the soil like spaghetti
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How do you close a restaurant when the tabletop sign promises never-ending worms? Natural Habitat Shorts gives its rabbit waiter no useful answer, just another bowl to carry.
The animated sketch turns a badger's appetite into a hospitality nightmare. The mouse chef has stopped counting bowls, the rabbit has theater tickets going unused, and an offer to box up the leftovers gets nowhere. Even the finishing touch follows restaurant etiquette: dirt, ground over the worms from a pepper mill.
That was the channel's only new upload, and it has reached roughly 1.4 million views. Viewers are discussing the exhausted staff as much as the customer: several return to the rabbit's recurring misfortunes, others propose overtime pay or question whether closing time should override the bottomless offer. One imagines professional stunt worms handling the action.
The badger currently draws the most daily views of any upload on the channel, though the older marmot mouth-sparring animation remains busy. The rabbit-courtship Short is also among the strongest daily draws, giving rabbits rather different troubles across the catalog.
The audience grew by 10,000 subscribers over the week, despite daily views currently running well below their usual level. Among nearby animal channels, Aquarium Info is also below its usual daily viewing, while TerraGreen is modestly above its own. Natural Habitat Shorts had the largest weekly view gain in that peer group, with its late-night worm service providing the newest contribution.
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What viewers say
No worms were harmed in the making of this sketch. All action scenes were performed by professional stunt worms.
@argon525See it on YouTubeThe poor rabbit and shrew better be getting some good overtime pay
@RandomytpersonSee it on YouTubeBut surely the fact the restaurant is closing overrides the never ending worms, and the badger can just come back tomorrow
@genericname2747See it on YouTube
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This poor traumatized rabbit
@arirose5887See it on YouTubeThey're gonna change their policy if that Badger doesn't tip right
@nomad155See it on YouTubeFeels like the Albie version of that short where the flamingo wanted tea as hot as the plasma of the sun
@ronaleebhuyan1724See it on YouTubeNarrator’s Note:
*He never said when.*@JlipperSee it on YouTuberabbit cannot catch a break
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The videos drawing views on Natural Habitat Shorts right now
- Channel
- Natural Habitat Shorts
- Subscribers
- 6,280,000 ▲ 10,000 this week
- Channel views, last 7 days
- 12,828,559
- Videos published this week
- 1
- Video published
- November 12, 2026
- Video views so far
- 1,354,695
- Views on its first day
- 1,010,713
The numbers
Here is how the channel's week and its busiest animations stack up.
💡 Test your knowledge
What does the waiter grind over the badger's worms?
The rabbit uses a pepper mill to add dirt to the badger's bowl.