It's not creepy, just out of the norm for us. I've already talked about it, sorry if it's a rehearsal for you.

We have rabbits here. One female per cage. A male visits the female about twice a year. The women have their children and everyone lives together until the end. Once we had a hard time getting rid of the kids before the brother / son could do their business and we ended up with a pregnant mom and sister. The cage has a nice place for the crib and the mothers always have their young there. So one day, we ended up with young people from whom we don't really know who. And the next day, there were more young in the same nest. They were all together, not in two different places. These children eventually grew up together as brothers and sisters and had two moms who fed and cared for them all. At the end of the milking, when they still wanted milk but the mother no longer wanted to feed them, they went to see the other to see if they could have a drink. Let's say that the two mothers have spoken to each other and refuse any further trafficking. They were still together, without a fight, both on top of the table where the children could not reach them.

We now always have pairs of females. Mom-daughter or two sisters. We reproduce them at the same time. Sometimes it doesn't work for one, but she still acts as a grandmother or aunt for the young.