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Don't bee silly...
One of the little guys has been a bit silly. It's a steep learning curve when you're young, trying to figure out what's good to eat and what's not. This weeks lesson... don't eat bees!
Although he's got a bit of a lump, it certainly doesn't stop him from enjoying a more palatable meal. I know that the rabbit is in a Sainsburys bag, but sorry to disappoint you, they haven't extended their 'Taste the Difference' range. For those of you that like to store their rabbits under a wiper blade for safe transportation, it is always prudent to remember not to operate said wiper. You may be surprised at just how high you can throw a rabbit simply by switching on your wipers at 60mph...
One of the little guys has been a bit silly. It's a steep learning curve when you're young, trying to figure out what's good to eat and what's not. This weeks lesson... don't eat bees!
Although he's got a bit of a lump, it certainly doesn't stop him from enjoying a more palatable meal. I know that the rabbit is in a Sainsburys bag, but sorry to disappoint you, they haven't extended their 'Taste the Difference' range. For those of you that like to store their rabbits under a wiper blade for safe transportation, it is always prudent to remember not to operate said wiper. You may be surprised at just how high you can throw a rabbit simply by switching on your wipers at 60mph...
5 comments:
Taste the difference ROFLROFL LOL Thanks for the big laughs Mate!
lol... that is a good one... you are funny.
can you tell them apart?...are they marked slightly differently?
Each cub is slightly differently marked. Some are paler, some are redder. The builds aren't the same either but this isn't so apparent when they are growing so fast. It throws me a little when it's raining and they are wet because they look completely different. When they're all circling around me and not keeping still it can be difficult to know who is who. When they are settled each has their own spot to sit. Some are bolder than others and one in particular is really gentle. I'm always taken aback when they take food calmly from your hand, as they stare you intently in the eye, reading your every move. Most other animals will look at the food when fed instead.
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