That is one big freakin' Easter Bunny. Even taking into account the angle of the picture making the rabbit look larger, a 3-ft long, 35 pound rabbit? My granny would have called that some good eatin'.
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That is one big freakin' Easter Bunny. Even taking into account the angle of the picture making the rabbit look larger, a 3-ft long, 35 pound rabbit? My granny would have called that some good eatin'.
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This has already been posted at scienceblogs, and the issue has been settled in favor of those who war on Easter: it is a were-rabbit of the sort dealt with in the documentary "Wallace and Gromit: Curse of the Were-Rabbit."
Pay no attention to the heretic, it's a mutant monster rabbit as in the documentary Night of the Lepus.
Good lord!
You could feed a family of five with a 35-pound rabbit. Of course, you'd have to bring it down with a AR-15 before you could have it for dinner.
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35 pounds? I'm not sure. Herman the German Giant is nearly 1 m tall (3'4") and weighs 7.7 kg (17 lbs)
My rabbit friend, Harvey, here is 6 feet tall. And he can beat up your puny bunnies with one paw tied behind his back.
Harvey wasn't a rabbit, he was a pooka...
So that's how Alice managed to fall down a rabbit hole.
It sure looks real but people have been fooled before i.e. http://www.snopes.com/photos/animals/bigcat.asp. This may also be the result of genetically modified carrots or perhaps even EMF from newly placed power lines. This did happen in England right? Crop circles? I rest my case.
I don't believe the 35lbs, since according to Snopes the biggest rabbit weighted 26lb 7oz. Still a decent weight.