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Compare and contrast time - at the left, a pic from a strange National Geographic article about a huge monster rabbit in a British village. That rabbit looks ridiculous! And apparently not an April Fool's gag. It does seem very Wallace and Gromit, non?

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tscd said…
I just visited the local petting zoo and they had some British Giant Rabbits and Continental Giant Rabbits there, each about half a metre in length. There's even a website for show rabbits (britishgiantrabbits.co.uk).
21 April 2006 at 09:11
Little Miss Drinkalot said…
I just find it amazing the guy can hold up such a big wabbit with one hand. He must have were-triceps.
21 April 2006 at 13:14
Anonymous said…
I remember watching the BBC TV news report from a week ago where some farmers were paying hunters to shoot these bunnies. The scene of the carnage was entirely reconciliable with the size of that rabbit!
21 April 2006 at 18:05
The Screwy Skeptic said…
holy hell, that's a big bunny. i want one.
21 April 2006 at 21:52
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22 April 2006 at 04:27
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