#rabbits

[zedvancement]

[ID: a photo of a white rabbit and a black rabbit in a patch of clover. End ID]

[nightmaresyrup]

Bunny doin a random big wiggle? Like go BOING all of a sudden.

[leskylentils]

My friend said we need some house inspectors out here because that lettuce does not look up to code....

[nightmarereverie]

“Café la Usagi” by Epoch and Gashapon

[zazuzombie]

“What if I put my jacket on him”

[conejocorner]

Attack of the 1 foot tall woman

[regardingcomic]

[dionysiaproductions]

Secret Admirer

[peaceloveandbunnies]

Bat loves getting nosy with the camera, his ego's getting too big for comfort at this point but what can you do!

[nostalgicfun]

Tootsie! 🌈

[woollyrat]

today's a very sad day

i had to finally retire my old sketchbook/notebook as it was falling apart beyond repair for quite a while now and today a lot of the pages got ripped out when I was trying to take it out of my bag

I'll still be keeping it I just won't use it anymore and I'll be using my new one

Here are some random full pages for y'all that didn't get too destroyed

This one has some of my friends art as well because we're bored one day

[kedreeva]

Do you have a source for that? Not that I necessarily don't believe you, but from what I have read about rabbit meat, rabbit is widely farmed in many places in the world. My understanding is that rabbit farming is quite a bit more sustainable than some larger animals, and that the meat is lean and protein-rich, with plenty of nutritional value, and that the "starving on a full stomach" thing is a bit of an old wives tale. What's actually going on is if your ENTIRE diet is ONLY rabbit with literally nothing else at all ever, it's so high in protein that you may experience protein poisoning, which is a risk for any diet too high in any lean protein (like deer, for example) if it's the exclusive food item in a person's diet... Which "eating this one food and only this one food forever and exclusively" is bad for almost any food, because no one food can supply every nutritional need a human has... So anyone eating a normal diet with rabbit as their meat would be getting fat and carbs from other sources and be fine even if their only meat was rabbit, so long as rabbit was not their only food at all. I could be wrong, so I'm definitely willing to read if you have scientific studies done on it.

I'm a recent post you were talking about inbreeding and said, "Mice and rabbits can be used as feeders and rabbits as human food." Is there a reason pet mice couldn't be used as human food?

"couldn't"?? no they are not toxic, it's physically possible to eat mice. it's just. they're generally a 35 gram animal if they're Big, and 20-25 grams of that is bones and organs and skin and hair.... I know people eat small animals like insects and snails and stuff but there's very little processing involved in those kinds of small animals and you get to eat most of what's there, if not all of it. To get meat from a mouse... well. you'd probably burn more calories processing the mouse than you'd get from eating it, and waste more resources to get there. there's also the whole. you know. "pet" thing where most people are averse to eating pets themselves, especially ones not commonly considered as livestock/meat animals.

[mostly-funnytwittertweets]

[that-dumbass-rabbit]