In England, in a small rural area, wonderful rabbits live: Peter, Cousin Benjamin and three adorable twin sisters. Their main occupation was stealing vegetables from the garden of an old and sometimes very harmful man, Mr. MacGregor. Nimble Flopsies, Squeaks, and also Pugs were incredibly quickly carried away with provisions from the beds they had trampled and ruined, but Peter was the fastest of all, of course. It was he who developed insidious plans for the extraction of fresh vegetables, which grew so sweet and appetizing in the old man's beds.

The big-eared hooligans were friends with Mr. MacGregor's pleasant neighbor, Beatrice. She was incredibly kind to them, and always treated them to something delicious and healthy. The woman took incredibly great care of the rabbits, realizing that it was very hard for them that a mean old man once caught their father and killed him to cook himself rabbit stew. After such sad events, their mother died and they were orphaned, so Beatrice decided to take care of the unfortunate children who were left completely alone in this boundless world. One day, during one of the chases, old MacGregor dies, and Peter takes his estate with great joy and, of course, invites all the animals to feast on the gifts of the deceased's vegetable gardens.