Two rabbits breed four rabbits and four rabbits breed eight rabbits and eight rabbits breed 16 rabbits, and if they're breeding every six or seven days, very soon you have a lot of rabbits.
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Cats can kill a gazillion rabbits, and there are still more rabbits -- they breed like rabbits.
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Yes, it's a story about rabbits—rabbits tearing chunks out of other rabbits, rabbits cowering in ditches and burrows under siege, rabbits getting smashed to pieces by trains, dead rabbits being led away from this realm and their meat by The Black Rabbit of Inlé, a phantom rabbit whose job it is to reap souls for the rabbit afterlife.
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Some of our favorites: Sleeping rabbits are definitely some of the top rabbits.
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If the rabbits were white & black and white as described, they weren't wild rabbits.
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This is a problem, because "Watership Down" is about rabbits, and rabbits move quite a lot.
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Several rabbits had broken spines, and many pregnant rabbits had to have abortions in the aftermath, the report said.
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It remains unclear why the activists wanted to free the rabbits, or what the rabbits were being farmed for.
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I feed my two pet rabbits and refill their hay; they're both rescue rabbits and I love them so much.
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I'll admit that I got a bit perplexed during the extensive discussion of the white rabbits and the red rabbits.
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RABBITS FOR FOOD By Binnie Kirshenbaum The first half of "Rabbits for Food," Binnie Kirshenbaum's seventh novel, chronicles a breakdown.
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"Rabbits belong in cages, not in the cabinet," reads a sign posted above several caged rabbits outside Ukraine's parliament on Tuesday.
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BJ If you start with two rabbits and the number doubles every week, you've got about 1,000 rabbits after 10 weeks.
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The rabbits seem like a reference to "Rabbit Island," a Japanese island inhabited by feral rabbits that were initially used for government testing.
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Among other wrongs, the taking of the rabbits deprived her of the pleasure of "playing flute by the rabbits' side," Ms. Trec wrote.
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In the other, Captain Holly leads a trio of rabbits — including Daniel Kaluuya as a storytelling bunny named Bluebell — on a quest to recruit more lady rabbits, whom they desperately need to dig tunnels at their new warren, and also because, well, rabbits.
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That's normally a good sign of domestication, but human-bred rabbits often escaped and mated with rabbits in the wild, muddling the picture further.
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In 2016, she invaded Civic Center Plaza in San Francisco with her collection of gigantic rabbits, commenting on the problem of feral rabbits in Tasmania.
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Such practices can feel like a high-tech version of introducing rabbits to keep down the weeds, and then foxes to keep down the rabbits.
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She presented photos of officers and A.S.P.C.A. workers using garden tools to corral the rabbits, and of rabbits crowded in cages in the back of a van.
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As one veteran diplomat put it, presidents pull rabbits out of hats, after diplomats have worked diligently ahead of time to stuff the rabbits into the hats.
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The show had to be edited around the background rabbits' sex lives So, as you may or may not know, Teletubby land is inhabited by a number of rabbits.
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"In Northern California alone, thousands of stray and unwanted rabbits end up in the municipal shelter systems, and the majority of these rabbits are under a year old," she said.
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Some say that El-ahrairah, the rabbits' trickster folk hero, controls the weather, because the wind, the damp and the dew are friends and instruments to rabbits against their enemies.
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Keep the first two rabbits until the pair matures, around five months, and after that the breeding speed of the rabbits keeps up with the eating speed of the family.
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The rabbits did, in fact, get a host of heart problems — except for the rabbits under the care of one researcher who cuddled and talked to them while they were fed.
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And an early shot slowly pulls back on cages of rabbits, stacked on top of one another; a sea of white rabbits is punctuated by a couple of brown and black ones.
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Most of the dead rabbits will be used as fertilizer.
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But the cats didn't end up killing off the rabbits.
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Before he shot them, he let me pet the rabbits.
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The cafe hopes to prevent this fate for other rabbits.
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The rabbits had nothing to focus on but each other.
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"We've been taught that rabbits are cute," Mr Bernal lamented.
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The actual Eamon you knew as a teenager kept rabbits.
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It's looked promising in trials done in rabbits and primates.
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Easter = rabbits = carrots = duh, you have your side dish covered.
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We have goats and chickens and rabbits, but it's fun.
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Sometimes I'll keep one of these rabbits in my bag.
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And also dandelions for my bunny rabbits, Belly and Flare.
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That's too many different rabbits for one dog to chase.
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In my dreams, I used to see rabbits chasing me.
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Despite its agility and speed, it almost only chases rabbits.
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"No, no, no, it's not rabbits, it hares!" she insisted.
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The hand embroidered rabbits and flowers were her own touch.
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The road was straight and flat and populated by rabbits.
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Cambridge breeds them as if they were really smart rabbits.
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By livestock standards, rabbits are relatively clean and quiet, too.
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Comes the reply: You mean the book about the … rabbits?
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The first batch of rabbits was taken without a warrant.
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Mr. Nadler raised rabbits for years in his native Ukraine.
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We live in an age with no shortage of robot animals — they seem to multiply like little unstable rabbits, except they're hardly ever rabbits — but none have proven themselves quite so relatable as this one.
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It's most celebrated for its immersive details: Adams's rabbits never blur themselves into humans with fur and long ears, but are always recognizably rabbits, with specifically rabbit-like ideas about food and sex and land.
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Dr. Larson and colleagues write that the earliest evidence of skeletal changes that mark a difference between domestic and wild rabbits occurs in the 18th century, around the time people began keeping rabbits as pets.
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Two rabbits hopped along a sand lot as gunfire crackled nearby.
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The royal couple are mating like rabbits and dodging elephant attacks.
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The rabbits were wet, but relatively unphased by the whole ordeal.
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Rabbits can make great pets, but they are not temporary gifts.
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There was another round with the same rabbits, minus brash Bronx.
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Other timid animals like rabbits are also similarly fragile, Li said.
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"My impression was, 'Oh my God, so many rabbits,' " Rezvaya recalled.
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Emma Hartshorne and Wayne Kenward are hopping mad for their rabbits.
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There, they found five Riverine rabbits in a relatively small area.
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So why not just let them have at it like rabbits?
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A study from the 1970s found that pet rabbits mostly slept.
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Rather, it was a matter of the local rabbits' culinary preferences.
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"I said to myself, 'Hm, rabbits don't eat meat,'" she recalled.
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An A.S.P.C.A. vet examined the rabbits, and her findings were disturbing.
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They believed rabbits laid eggs and signaled the start of springtime.
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Legs akimbo, she sits and fusses over her seventeen pet rabbits.
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More recently, rabbits have been killed by a viral hemorrhagic virus.
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"Women aren't bunnies, they're not rabbits, they're human beings," I added.
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"Rabbits," another man sneered at the sight of a pregnant woman.
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The rats began to jump like rabbits and sing like birds.
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There's a small baby chicken hidden among Easter eggs and rabbits.
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Who knew there were performance sports for rabbits (hopping and agility)?
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To provide some context, late British magician Paul Daniels left the world a gift after his death last year, in the form of his web game "Rabbits" (accessible via the best URL ever conceived of: www.pauldaniels.co.uk/rabbits).
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And also we made it flexible because some rabbits are not flexible.
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Eventually, the rabbits fell off but managed to scurry away to safety.
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Rabbits are social animals — creatures of the warren, snugglers in bunny piles.
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Florida law allowed the use of live rabbits to train racing greyhounds.
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Deer have also been observed to eat fish, bats, and dead rabbits.
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But unlike most there, she went with cameras in hand, not rabbits.
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Skinned whole rabbits, limbs stretched taut as on a rack, eyes glassy.
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With less rabbits, it's possible to keep these pets in the home.
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Cages for roosters, hens, ducks, cockatiels, iguanas, hamsters, guinea pigs, and rabbits.
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You'll see plenty of deer, rabbits, and possums, but few other cars.
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Just make sure to stay away from any white rabbits with clocks.
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Rabbits, when left unattended, are known to reproduce at an alarming rate.
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Mr Kerry's capacity for pulling rabbits from hats should not be underestimated.
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That is a far cry from persuading wild rabbits of milkweed's virtues.
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"It's not rabbit hoarding — this is a herd of rabbits," she said.
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Maybe this could be done with pet hamsters, rabbits, and mice, too!
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Travelers carrying tamed monkeys, ducks, chickens, or rabbits are also an issue.
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In India, on farms, pretty young women are as common as rabbits.
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"We are fighting over a few rabbits," he told The Sun-Herald.
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A dog, a cat, a hamster, two rabbits, and on and on.
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The domestication of rabbits, he believes, involves a long interaction with humans.
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Three rabbits and two mice (twins) hear a whisper under the snow.
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An enclosure for rabbits and other small pets sits near the cottage.
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In recent days, they had seen "everything swim by": snakes, fish, rabbits.
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Free-range chickens are available, and rabbits will be on hand soon.
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"You can now chase rabbits instead of bad guys," said the dispatcher.
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Wedding guests enjoyed a petting zoo with rabbits, chickens, ducks and goats.
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They are known to be gentle, friendly and intelligent, as rabbits go.
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There was otherwise not a lot of life, unless dead rabbits count.
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"Plus, you know, you pull rabbits out of the hat," he says.
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It's filled with googly-eyed rabbits, sheepish owls, eager squirrels and birdsong.
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But raising rabbits in significant quantities in contemporary Venezuela would be difficult.
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For Easter, Dudás challenged people to find the baby chicken among rabbits.
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Some believe the rabbits symbolize eternity; others think they stand for fertility.
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I have a cage for my rabbits and birds to contain them.
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He lives in Flint with his wife, two daughters, and two adopted rabbits.
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And rabbits have led to the extinction of several native species in Australia.
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"I didn't even know that so many types of rabbits exist," she said.
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Most of the rules relate to the handling and treatment of the rabbits.
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I also can confirm that it does a pretty decent job on rabbits.
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These English Angora rabbits have perfectly trimmed hairdos that truly set them apart.
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Also the way they feel against your skin, like rabbits and something gentle.
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Even the album cover is pastoral with shadows of rabbits in the foreground.
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There were no natural predators for the rabbits, so the population grew quickly.
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Two viruses managed to cull around 600 million of Australia's infamous feral rabbits.
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There have also been issues with radioactive wasp nests, fruit flies, and rabbits.
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They've been observed in rabbits, dogs, cats, and horses, as well as humans.
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The detective took the stand to talk about the defendant and her rabbits.
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Dr. Pilny had recommended a necropsy because the owners had two other rabbits.
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They are known to cache food to eat later — squirrels and rabbits, typically.
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Thus far, it has been promising in trials done in rabbits and primates.
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"We chased the Latvians like rabbits over the fields," a volunteer proudly recalled.
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The popular story goes that these rabbits were first domesticated in the 6th century by French monks, following a decree by Pope Gregory the Great that newborn or fetal rabbits (then called laurices) were considered aquatic in the eyes of God.
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"And then they look at either the grin on the rabbits -- I don't know how they determine -- the rabbits really couldn't turn around and say 'yeah, that feels good,'" Coats noted, adding that the study did find that massages work.
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It&aposs just -- there he is with a bunch of carrots, feeding these rabbits.
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The rabbits did remarkably well at holding on, even when the sheep were agitated.
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Smaller animals, like poultry or rabbits, are purchased whole and easily butchered at home.
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Little rabbits come out and coyotes come out, and humans there feel refreshed immediately.
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But as for his thoughts on rabbits, he's not a fan AT ALL either.
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Rabbits might seem the last species on earth that would require human-supervised dating.
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When these wild rabbits were facing floodwaters, they had to think outside the box.
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"I've sent rabbits around the world before and nothing like this happened," Edwards said.
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Erasistratus and Herophilus explored the cerebella of fast-moving animals like deer and rabbits.
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Dogs are doing it too, and so are cats, rabbits, birds and other pets.
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To process that, you need to know how many legs chickens and rabbits have.
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In Hungary, rabbits are themselves an invasive species, brought from Iberia in Roman times.
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Many people in the area breed rabbits for food in cages in their backyards.
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He also provided his guests with a petting zoo that contained exclusively white rabbits.
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We go to sleep and dream of rabbits, wake up, reënter the Lazy River.
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Rabbits' ears are on the sides of their heads, not one behind the other.
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During a pilot program, the government distributed baby rabbits to people in poor neighborhoods.
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After the confiscation, Ms. Trec rebuilt her colony and now has around 90 rabbits.
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Ms. Trec said any harm done to the rabbits was inflicted by the authorities.
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In the film, she keeps rabbits that hint of the children she has lost.
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They had a lot of game and ate rabbits and squirrels quite a bit.
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The designs include wildflowers, teacups, rabbits, and hearts inspired by the Queen of Hearts.
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Other locals hunt rabbits and sell them in town for a couple of dollars.
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The rabbits did not improve when given a drug that spurs production of serotonin.
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Red foxes and eastern cottontail rabbits roam a protected area called the Sunken Forest.
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Also, the characters are technically hares in this version of the tale, not rabbits.
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It's been many years since I hunted squirrels and rabbits with my Grandpa Leonard.
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While we waited, the vet said that rabbits often did not wake from surgery.
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I found myself feeling envious of rabbits as the vet explained Judy's fragile physiology.
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But rabbits, apparently, were adept at having quick heart attacks when under mortal threat.
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They stumble upon warring clans of semi-nomads called the Rabbits and the Bears.
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But rabbits are plaguing everyone's efforts and threatening the health of the giant vegetables.
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The forked lightning that spidered the sky, sending deer and rabbits skittering for cover.
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A classic novel (yes, the one about rabbits) has a political teaching for today.
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Bailey likes to spend his free time chasing rabbits and romping in the woods.
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Three days later, the authorities returned with a warrant and seized 104 more rabbits.
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According to Parsemus, the results from animal studies — on rabbits and monkeys — are promising.
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A few years back, researchers tested a vaccine on rabbits, but it didn't work.
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A bunch of pretend rabbits were going to die… Because, why not, The Internet.
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The researchers took 100 marsh rabbits (which have seen a precipitous decline), tagged them with radio collars, and released some of the rabbits into two sites where pythons were known to exist and the rest into a region where there were no snakes.
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The heterogeneity underlying cancer can be described through the metaphor of birds, rabbits and turtles.
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Robots would multiply like rabbits because they were no longer simple-minded, single-purposed machines.
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This year, the winning team, "Down South", shot 889 rabbits, beating "Hopper Stoppers" with 755.
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It comes in three sizes, with the smallest intended for cats, small dogs, and rabbits.
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Normally, Horne would shoot wild rabbits on sight as they're considered pests in New Zealand.
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To date, nearly 100 pets, including cats, dogs and rabbits, have benefited from the program.
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There's some elephants there, too, and rabbits and crocodiles—they've had enough of this shit.
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Rabbits have been seen as good luck for centuries, and are common symbols of rebirth.
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Her right arm is covered by a sleeve tattoo of white rabbits and forest ferns.
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But when he spoke to the Daily Mail on Friday, he recounted seeing THREE rabbits.
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There were able to achieve functional lens regrowth in rabbits, macaques, and even human infants.
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The judges of the Swedish Academy have a record of pulling unexpected rabbits from hats.
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The rabbits cost around $6,400 to raise, and Edwards sells them for $640 a pop.
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We had dogs, cats, guinea pigs and rabbits, and that would come into our building.
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He raised chickens, quails and rabbits and married Dinah Johnson in 2016 (see bottom image).
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"We used rams because rats and rabbits don't have seminal fluid like humans," Amobi says.
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Horne added that the rabbits looked wet but comfortable and relaxed atop their woolly rescuers.
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An earlier version of this article misstated the animal order to which Riverine rabbits belong.
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Apart from the mice, there were also 23 rabbits — but reportedly in far worse condition.
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Each one disappoints and I am left feeling as empty as those sad, chalky rabbits.
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When confined to cages, and offered little other food, rabbits will eat it and thrive.
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A heartless chef, Lustucru, who planned to butcher innocent rabbits — and the cat — for dinner.
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Presumably, this is also the background that she overlaid with videos of chickens and rabbits.
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The city is apparently being overrun by rabbits — and has been for some time now.
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Rabbits of every possible size and color hopped and groomed and basked in the sun.
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Two rabbits rested on each other in a patch of sun, looking a bit lethargic.
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He said the figure was a lagomorph, a classification that covers both rabbits and hares.
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"There's rats, snakes, chickens, ducks, lizards, rabbits, spiders, doves, pigeons, crows, mice," he rattles off.
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We can't even test medicines anymore, because, oh god, we gotta worry about the rabbits.
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We'd also hear from Mimosa's fellow rabbits; her friends, her rivals and, yes, her lovers.
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Slingshot-wielding rabbits exploit Tom MacGregor's allergy to blackberries by launching one into his mouth.
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Yoga with goats has led a critter craze to classes with cats, dogs and rabbits.
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I'm not that old, I might want to have rabbits of my own one day.
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Several of the rabbits were already awake and feeding on the edge of the wood.
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Statuettes of children holding puppies or rabbits may have been offerings from parents giving thanks.
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"You took responsibility for the rabbits," he told Ms. Trec, who was cross-examining him.
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Prosecutors said the rabbits lacked shelter and were in danger because of the imminent snowstorm.
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Dogs and rabbits at the same shelters were not infected and were allowed to stay.
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The sisters boasted to their brother about their large house and garden, their pet rabbits.
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They saw people in half, pull rabbits out of black hats, and even swallow knives.
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The center's resident rabbits nibble sprigs of hay in an alcove by the front desk.
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Most of these were cat and/or dog owners, but few owned rabbits as well.
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With the shout of "tallyho," off the Ashland Bassets go, chasing rabbits through Virginia wilderness.
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Rabbits and squirrels, though quick, are ubiquitous and without particular stratagems and are frequently flattened.
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In late 2014, the rabbits drew the attention of the founder of the Big Apple Bunnies Facebook group, Natalie Reeves, who stopped by, saw rabbits living in squalor and urged the police and the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals to act.
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Dug (Eddie Redmayne) and his sidekick, a doglike boar named Hognob (whose grunts are provided by Nick Park himself), wishes they could hunt bigger game, but rabbits are what they've always hunted, and rabbits they'll hunt forever, if the chief has his way about things.
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Spirited monkeys, inquisitive rabbits, placid walruses, and other species come to life in Chie Hitotsuyama's studio.
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Contributions will help support the care of horses, goats, donkeys, alpacas, chickens, cats, dogs, and rabbits.
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Before they settled on squids, Splatoon's creators considered making the characters rabbits or blocks of tofu.
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Tonight, though, the crowd was heavily populated by rabbits, pigs, and various other spring-themed creatures.
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At first, AI developers will build basic brains, emulating worms, bugs, mice, rabbits, and so on.
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One example is "The Chronicle of the Rabbits", a series of animations about China's modern history.
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Worse yet when DRM was responsible for the virtual genocide of Second Life's puffins and rabbits.
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Their 30 rabbits, many of whom are rescues, are markedly happier with their new outdoor digs.
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Hosey agreed the snake was large, adding that rabbits probably made up most of its diet.
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Well, okay… And you've said Eamon's rabbits in the film came right out of real life.
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Now, 30 years later, the story of the rabbits may seem more prescient than it should.
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In the background, Aghdam often used video footage of animals like cows and chickens and rabbits.
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Now I make all types of carvings of bunny rabbits, swans and horses with precious stones.
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They are the ones chasing phantom rabbits down holes they themselves have dug and burrowed into.
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Many of the rabbits were missing small clumps of fur but seemed otherwise normal and active.
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Above the flames, a cauldron of raptors hovers, waiting to snatch up fleeing rabbits and rats.
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Even as Christianity permeated the country and Eostre became Easter, rabbits remained part of the celebration.
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In 1965, researchers discovered that rabbits injected with a solution containing aluminum phosphate experienced brain degeneration.
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Apparently, it's unsanitary to slaughter rabbits in your front yard and then serve them for dinner.
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Wildlife includes red foxes, rabbits, turtles and black racer snakes, but they are tricky to spot.
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Modern Love A veterinarian told them that rabbits, under stress, tend to die quickly and easily.
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One new project, Dr. Anguyo said, helps local farmers switch from raising chickens to raising rabbits.
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On top, three rabbits cavort like Matisse's Dancers; below a solitary rabbit poses like Rodin's Thinker.
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This contravened regulations that require all so-called rabbits to start a race at the beginning.
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In Europe she attended NATO military exercises in military fatigues and hunted rabbits with Arab diplomats.
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For the record, Ms. Trec has said that she was indeed the owner of the rabbits.
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Then they became Richard and the Rabbits, then Cap'n Swing, then—finally—the Cars in 1976.
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As a boy, I recall hunting pheasants and rabbits in Iowa farm fields with my father.
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Dogs fly on planes every now and again, and sometimes even more exotic animals like rabbits.
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With the Giants, the temptation is to turn out their uniform pockets looking for rabbits' feet.
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While there's concrete documentary evidence showing Romans kept and ate wild rabbits as early as the 1st century, there's absolutely no record of Pope Gregory the Great ever giving the go-ahead to eating rabbits during Lent, nor that he thought they were some sort of seafood.
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"He was chewing our goose that was at the back end there, he dug out the rabbits in their enclosure," Kiss told Fox 13, noting that the animal had managed to kill "two rabbits, two ducks, five chickens, a turkey, [and] a goose" before leaving the property.
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There are plenty of rabbits to choose from at the shelter these days — over 60, more than Ms. Odum said she had seen in 10 years of volunteering, possibly a side effect of a ban on selling rabbits in pet shops, which took effect last year.
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Jamie, checking snares for rabbits, hears the whole exchange, which ends with Macgregor CUTTING OFF FERGUS' HAND.
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Apparently, someone used Nwodim's card to buy red jumpsuits, motorcycle gloves, hundreds of rabbits, and giant scissors.
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Rabbits and colorful eggs are metaphors for procreation, new beginnings and a promise for what's to come.
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Maybe next year, Kim-Joy can trade the flour-and-water rabbits for some fondant calculator pieces.
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At least one researcher, at Wake Forest University, has successfully attached 12 bioengineered penises onto living rabbits.
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Carlson says that it's common to test contraception on rabbits because they're fertile all throughout the year.
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Police say the three men came to the area after a night of shooting rabbits and drinking.
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Tularemia is also known as rabbit fever because it can infect and kill rabbits, hares, and rats.
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Rabbits typically live 10 years and multiply every 30 days, with an average litter of eight babies.
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The system is designed to learn and recognize humans, cats, dogs, and, I can personally confirm, rabbits.
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Daisy Ridley, Margot Robbie and Elizabeth Debicki voice the other little rabbits: Cottontail, Flopsy and Mopsy, respectively.
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Since I showered last night, I just put on light makeup, get dressed, and feed the rabbits.
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When the sheep reached higher ground, the rabbits fell off but climbed a hedge to reach safety.
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Boys dressed in tailcoats and girls in kilts share the grounds with peacocks, pheasants and white rabbits.
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The carrier fits up to 16 pounds, so cats, rabbits, and small dogs are all a go.
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Rabbits are considered pests by New Zealand's farmers, so Horne typically shoots them if he spots them.
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"They'd showed so much initiative," he told the AP, "I thought they deserved to live, those rabbits."
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Then there's the idea of rabbits as lab animals, not unlike the way the Tethered are treated.
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Eight dogs, a cat, a parrot, two rabbits and 55 pet rats were removed from the home.
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She urged Twitter users to differentiate between threats and diversions, or "chasing rabbits" down proverbial rabbit holes.
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"In the last 11 years, PETA has killed 29,85033 dogs, cats, rabbits, & other domestic animals." https://t.
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I started to collect wooden animals like these rabbits because the objects were so peaceful to me.
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A couple of weeks after the breach of the Berlin Wall, I wrote an article about rabbits.
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The interface was laid out like Candy Land, with a winding path of rabbits, rainbows, and unicorns.
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The use of insulin to treat diabetes also came about thanks to research in dogs and rabbits.
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Related: Venezuelan leaders tell citizens to eat rabbits amid food shortages That only scratches the surface, though.
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The list of mammals that enjoy it includes white-tailed deer, raccoons, muskrats and Eastern cottontail rabbits.
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"In the last 28503 years, PETA has killed 22019,426 dogs, cats, rabbits, & other domestic animals." https://t.
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They seized a total of 176 rabbits from the yard and the basement below the tire store.
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Birds and exotics (rabbits, turtles, snakes, parrots, miniature pigs, and so on) are also dosed by weight.
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The overall winner was Csaba Daróczi of Hungary, who snapped a picture of a pair of rabbits.
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This route is being explored by Dr. Anthony Atala and has already been successfully achieved with rabbits.
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This is how we could make it all happen without you people running away like scared rabbits.
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There were visiting monarch butterflies, a few raccoons, rabbits and possums and a flock of Canada geese.
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The many rabbits that comfort the serial killer played by Tom Waits in the film "Seven Psychopaths"?
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Wielgus grew up hunting rabbits and poking around the woods that fringed the suburbs of Winnipeg, Manitoba.
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" In the end, he wrote, the "watery" environment of the womb made the fetal rabbits fish, "St.
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The government has advised Venezuelans to breed rabbits for food as a way to beat their hunger.
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Sputnik capsules and Vostok spaceships had sent dogs, rabbits and the cosmonaut Yuri Gagarin into orbit already.
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The rabbits' language, Lapine, is mixed with more familiar words; one learns it through experience and context.
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Older readers will hear the parallels between the rabbits' dramatic journey and real-life human struggles plainly.
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If there are two things I know, it's the music thing and also that rabbits aren't hamsters.
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Here rabbits were fed a very high fat diet in an effort to mimic human heart problems.
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A dog, chicken, two ducks, and two rabbits were found deceased in their cages, the report said.
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There are 12 pairs of rabbits with matching patterns here — but one rabbit doesn't have a twin.
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It is a story about rabbits but also about faith, tyranny, war, society, instinct, struggle, and paradise.
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You've got more people chasing rabbits down rabbit holes, you've got all kinds of stuff happening. Why?
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The phrase "mating like rabbits" should also really be changed to lionfish at this point, Akins says.
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The wall through Berlin was actually two parallel cement barriers with a no man's land between, and in the in-between haven of this strip rabbits had multiplied like, well, rabbits, often fed by tourists from the observation platforms built along the wall on the West Berlin side.
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The rabbits, potentially lethal cancers that might benefit from treatment, are ready to hop out at any time.
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In addition to the rabbits and the goose, Kiss said the Nikita killed five chickens and a turkey.
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There are many other examples too, but rabbits riding on the backs of sheep may be new one.
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Reversibility was shown in trials on rabbits, but it was not tested in the new trial on monkeys.
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It's all disturbingly juxtaposed with the owner, played by Riccardo Scamarcio, talking about why he loves hunting rabbits.
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After finding success in trials with rabbits, Vasalgel will begin experimenting on male human test subjects in 2016.
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Of course, neither rabbits nor hares lay eggs, nor are eggs involved in the biblical story of Easter.
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PHILIP HAMMOND pulled no rabbits from his fiscal hat when he delivered his Autumn Statement on November 23rd.
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While the rabbits hopping around the new spot aren't up for adoption, many of the bunnies are rescues.
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"We [were] together for close to nine years, and had the rabbits for six of those," he recalls.
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The legislation, which took effect in January, prohibits retail shops from selling commercially bred dogs, cats and rabbits.
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"I'm not like Hunter; I'm not flying pet rabbits around," Campa-Najjar tells voters at every campaign stop.
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And none of it is quite as simple as releasing a bunch of stoats to eat the rabbits.
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That artwork lasted less than 48 hours, mostly because it was an oversized rendering of two rabbits boning.
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"As they jumped through the water, the rabbits had a jolly good try at staying on," he said.
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I've always said, lions don't hunt for rabbits; lions go for at least a wildebeest to feed itself.
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Additionally, if Donnie Darko has taught me anything, it's that rabbits can be extremely trippy and fucking terrifying.
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Often he requests them to grow or raise specific crops or animals, such as shiitake mushrooms or rabbits.
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Reversibility has been shown in trials on rabbits, but recent trials on baboons failed to reverse the effect.
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Alt-J's cyberspace feels like a cool psychedelic fever dream, but the intro screen for "Rabbits" is … well.
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Pets allowed in the passenger cabin of Alaska Airline include dogs, cats, rabbits, household birds, and tropical fish.
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Doubly disgusting when you consider the seeming infinite supply of it, and how the rabbits keep on reproducing.
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Young rabbits are born in winter and early spring, whereas milkweed plants do not pop up until May.
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There's also anecdotal evidence from more than a century ago that keas attacked rabbits, dogs, and even horses.
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Plus, some of the film's details — like the rabbits Anne keeps in her chambers — are entirely made up.
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And with this varied world comes varied fauna: leopards, rhinos, baboons, lions, hippos, crocodiles, horses, camels, rabbits, cats.
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The government can't study gun violence but is spending $400,000 analyzing the effects of Swedish massages on rabbits.
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It's understandable, because the story is about rabbits, which we're conditioned to associate with Thumper and Peter Cottontail.
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She does a pole dance for puppet rabbits and came in with some moves she cribbed off YouTube.
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Rabbits eat grass, which costs nothing, so the profit margin is greater than for chickens, which need corn.
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At least 100 species, including cottontail rabbits, foxes, otters and muskrats, are in decline because of its loss.
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Still, Mr. Galvin emphasizes that the tech rabbits have raced ahead largely because they've met or exceeded expectations.
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They are fiercely territorial, and are generally loners — until mating, that is, when rabbits earn their other reputation.
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STELLA KATSOUDAS OF DIRTY LITTLE RABBITS All the other bands were very aggressive — the girls and the guys.
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She cut grass, grasping a sickle with hands that did not always obey her, to feed her rabbits.
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The Houston-based bunny beat out more than 7,500 other silly rabbits to become the cereal company's rep.
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Sonic has come a long way from Teddy Roosevelt and rabbits to the live-action form we see today.
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Or you want a drone shaped like a rabbit because you quite like rabbits and why the heck not?
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Other introduced species, like rabbits and foxes, have also taken part in the native species killing, reports the AFP.
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Six lab workers stood watching three white rabbits, one awake, one sleeping and one that appeared awake while sleeping.
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When we look to smaller animals, like poultry and rabbits, the vast majority are coming off of commercial operations.
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Sweden may have been phoning it in with Rabbit the Rabbit, but at least they have rabbits in Sweden.
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Southeast Asia's forests once teemed with myriad species, including sun bears, striped rabbits, marbled cats, hog badgers and monkeys.
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In 1961, DuPont researchers found that the chemical could increase the size of the liver in rats and rabbits.
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Everyone around me is f—— like rabbits and/or popping out babies, and I'm sitting here twiddling my thumbs.
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Charlie comes when called, pecks at the remote control, and isn't scared of the family's pet dogs or rabbits.
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The only downside is that because rabbits are retro this is battery operated, but just take batteries from work.
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Rodents and rabbits, anteaters and armadillos, bats and weasels, moles and shrews, possums and koalas, could all probably arise.
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Rabbits made with a MakerBot 3D printer on display at the 2014 International CES in 2014 in Las Vegas.
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Yeah, he had lots of rabbits in his house, and they became kind of a mascot for the film.
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All the actors needed were a few wigs, multiple layers of clothing, and a bunch of stuffed bunny rabbits.
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Instead of using human subjects, an increasingly incensed and amused Coats pointed out, they used machines to massage rabbits.
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The next step would thus seem to be to introduce milkweed-primed rabbits into Kiskunsag and see what happens.
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The restaurant has three bars, including the 400 Rabbits Tequila Bar, which carries more than 100 types of tequila.
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There, they videotaped themselves slaughtering the rabbits, bought so the men could grow used to the feel of killing.
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He hunts without a permit, because he finds there are plenty of rabbits around the city to be found.
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Epilepsy is now manageable thanks to a variety of anti-seizure medications developed by studying rodents, rabbits and monkeys.
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Their shared male partner brings back food, such as mice and rabbits, for them both on a regular basis.
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Mrs McGuire is proud of a law making it simpler for farmers to slaughter their own chickens and rabbits.
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No one thing in general, but there is something sinister about rabbits that the general public fails to recognize.
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Other pictures are tender: whole dead rabbits and fish as peaceable as children who have been sung to sleep.
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"Bergman has shadows and fog, and I have white rabbits with their heads blown off," said McDonagh, a vegetarian.
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Rabbits are delicious, so delicious that some people believe their cuteness is meant to discourage us from eating them.
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"You have to hand it to him: He has pulled some rabbits out of his hat," Mr. Elson said.
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Watership Down is an epic tale of anthropomorphized rabbits that loosely follows the story of the founding of Rome.
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It is known that domestic rabbits descended from the European rabbit, Oryctolagus cuniculus, which originated in France and Spain.
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Nor are there any "Golden Rabbits" or "Tibetan Antelopes" or even "Grand Antelopes" in the vineyards not far away.
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Critics noted that rabbits do not consume cholesterol in the wild, and humans do not consume cholesterol in isolation.
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A human ear would hardly have heard them, but to the rabbits the air was full of their calls.
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You imagine a small boat full of rabbits, drifting down the stream, caught beneath the bridge in a storm.
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They found 176 rabbits, most of them wounded or sick, including many with syphilis, bite wounds and genital trauma.
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She is seeking $2.8 billion compensation for what she calls the wrongful seizure of her rabbits, among other things.
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In the neighboring Nama Karoo desert, a team of scientists successfully used drones last year to track riverine rabbits.
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These critically endangered creatures don't breed like proverbial rabbits -- a female has only one or two kits per year.
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Teased future attractions include a water park and a KidZania play land featuring a field hopping with live rabbits.
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Travel-related illnesses may be an Australian obsession: foreign contagions brought into the country can spread like, well, rabbits.
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While the bassets are quite good at honing in on a scent, they aren't trained to catch the rabbits.
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Tularemia, transmitted by rabbits, has the same kinds of symptoms, although it is often preceded by an ugly rash.
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Trump's latest rabbits are his victory tour, his attacks on Saturday Night Live, and his meeting with Kanye West.
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This mystical incantation is probably familiar to you as something magicians say on stage when pulling rabbits out of hats.
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Black Panther took how the award, but McCarthy's 17 stuffed bunny rabbits do deserve a shout out of their own.
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"Like rabbits, they practice coprophagy, or eating their own feces to recycle undigested nutrients," wildlife biologist Imogene Cancellare told Gizmodo.
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In some of the videos, women with their faces hidden could be seen stamping on rabbits with spiked high heels.
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Over 300 homeless dogs, cats and rabbits were at the event eager for New Yorkers to give them new homes.
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The tale of brave rabbits searching for safety when their warren is threatened was at first rejected by major publishers.
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The team successfully transplanted those corneal cells to rabbits that had wonky, vision-impairing corneas, allowing them to see again.
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Since it was a game about controlling space, they initially thought that infamously territorial rabbits would be a good fit.
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They and another friend go to the backyard and check out a garden and some rabbits living in a shed.
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James Corden, Daisy Ridley, Margot Robbie and Elizabeth Debicki voice the four little rabbits: Peter, Cottontail, Flopsy and Mopsy, respectively.
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Their breedable rabbits were explosively popular when they were initially released, and arguably kicked off the breedable boom in earnest.
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The research team did the reversal procedure on seven rabbits (each of whom had been sperm-free for 14 months).
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Local media have reported that further attacks in recent weeks have now raised that figure to more than 120 rabbits.
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And the Japanese island that's famous for its rabbits is also famous for the debate about how they got there.
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We have badgers and owls at night and rabbits and foxes during the day, and a huge number of birds.
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Animals are spoken of as family members — and not just dogs and cats, but rabbits, rats, bearded dragons and snakes.
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Some residents are trying to take manners into their own hands, but rabbits are fearless, the East Bay Times reported.
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It's not looking good for Europe, we are rabbits caught in the headlights, and we have got our trousers down.
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The group says it is currently caring for over 1,400 animals -- including an alpaca, turkey, reptiles, ducks, rabbits and more.
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"Abu Nassim—who would later mastermind the Tunisian beach attacks—throughly enjoyed torturing rabbits in our weapons tests," says Dean.
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The narrow space, white and crammed with colorful paintings populated by rabbits, forests and hunting scenes, glows with dusk light.
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To address the prey question, the Spanish program released 50,000 rabbits into lynx-populated areas over the past five years.
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" He also noted that the rabbits' "stiff, floaty, uncanny motion looks like something from a '90s CD-ROM video game.
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Others are more like Anichkov's rabbits, and their serum cholesterol levels rise in response to high levels of dietary cholesterol.
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He is determined to keep rabbits off his property using whatever he needs, from garden tools to an electric fence.
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I've watched internet reality TV involving opossums, raccoons, foxes, rabbits, and other unidentified night creatures for weeks and can't stop.
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The phrase conjures an image of an idyllic ranch somewhere, laden with blue skies and opportunity (and rabbits, sorry Lenny).
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Dressed as bunny rabbits, they called on Paris Fashion Week to follow in London's footsteps with fur-free runway shows.
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The international study showed that cats, rabbits and even snakes can serve as catalysts for finding a human support network.
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We then endure a chapter in which descendants of the girl's coke-addicted pet rabbits start speaking to one another.
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Inside, three fish, two lizards, two rabbits, four cats, a chinchilla and a large dog shared a small living room.
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Evacuation proved to be incredibly difficult for Big Heart Ranch, which homes rescued horses, donkey, deer, alpaca, chickens, ducks and rabbits.
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Every Easter season, shelters across the United States prepare for an influx of rabbits as seasonal impulse bunny purchases turn sour.
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From tales of depressed rabbits to pictures of arrogant ducks, we've rounded up some of his most confusingly hilarious tweets below.
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The nonprofit Parsemus Foundation has funded research showing that Vasalgel blocked sperm in rabbits and was successfully reversed (article in press).
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This well-meaning but not well-thought-through gift contributes to why rabbits are the third-most euthanized animals in shelters.
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The legislation only includes animals already protected under the Animal Welfare Act, such as monkeys, dogs, cats, rabbits and guinea pigs.
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And on more than one occasion, says Taylor, frisky male rabbits have attempted to become "overly amorous" with their matching models.
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According to Kylie, the two rabbits, who never emerge from their costumes, are none other than Kanye and her boyfriend Tyga.
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" According to Gooby, he, his ex-girlfriend, and their pet rabbits Patch and Sia were a young family "pre-social media.
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TO FIELDMICE, rabbits and voles, every shadow overhead is a hawk until proved otherwise, condemning them to lives of needless panic.
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Rabbits are pregnant for just one month and can be sold for meat when they are two to six months old.
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They're not friendly like dogs, or even rabbits, which are not that friendly but do still allow you to hold them.
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She was also amused by some of the names people gave their rabbits -- names like Snickers, Captain Adorable and Pat Benatar.
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He told the Associated Press he saw two rabbits on one sheep and a third on another, clinging to their wool.
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Not since Watership Down have rabbits carried the weight of such violent and vulnerable premonitions, but Luchs's figures are nonetheless sprightly.
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In the film, Anne's miscarriages are represented by her 17 fictionalized pet rabbits that she dotes on in her bed chambers.
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A gold pocket watch swings from the South Portico framed by giant mechanical white rabbits, and, below, a chess board floor.
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A verified Rex account could say that burning coal is good for baby rabbits, but the verification doesn't make it true.
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This is our chance to see if Baobab can deliver — and watch a cute story about rabbits repelling an alien invasion.
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Sometimes I slaughter one of my rabbits; other times I eat deer if one of them gets hit on the highway.
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Because where better to chat about patriarchal gatekeepers, mainstream porn and existential dread than when surrounded by plantlife and bunny rabbits.
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But not to rabbits, at least not the common milkweed, Asclepias syriaca, that has been overwhelming Kiskunsag National Park in Hungary.
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"Lilac Girls" is an earnest attempt to tell the Rabbits' story, but it sinks under the weight of its own ambition.
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" Rasaq Kunrunmi-Abiola, who emigrated from Nigeria eight months ago, plans to focus on rabbits, which he called "my major strength.
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Its writers have always been allowed to pursue rabbits down rabbitholes, with newsiness sidelined in favor of passion, eccentricity, and humor.
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They're the more than 300 dogs, cats and rabbits at this pet-adoption celebration from the Mayor's Alliance for NYC's Animals.
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Named after an Aztec legend involving gods of fermentation, it seems only natural that 400 Rabbits also specializes in craft beer.
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The little Russian tortoise had gone home, too, along with the rabbits and the guinea pigs and one of the chinchillas.
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The "Jack" after her little brother, and the "Beach Bunny" model is an ode to her pet rabbits, Nimbus and Cloudia.
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For example: Do you tell your kid that while 99.99% of all rabbits don't lay eggs, there is one that does?
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I saw him as a sort of ringmaster or magician, always pulling rabbits out of his hat, always something going on.
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Q&A Q. I live on a rural road in Connecticut and see lots of roadkill, but no dead rabbits. Why?
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But The Untamed lightens the mood through both its frequent comedy, its many soft moments — our heroes bond over bunny rabbits!
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The dystopian cast in these stories includes homicidal conjoined triplet rabbits, a telepathic tree, and a chicken obsessed with social media.
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Since then, researchers have cloned about two dozen other mammal species, including cattle, deer, horses, rabbits, cats, rats — and yes, dogs.
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Since Dolly was born, researchers have cloned 23 mammal species, including cattle, cats, deer, dogs, horses, mules, oxen, rabbits and rats.
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"We've got hares, we've got deers, we've got everything, but we don't have any rabbits," she said, before stating the obvious.
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"She's onstage dancing with this carrot peeler, throwing carrot peels on these rabbits," Ms. McCarthy said, cracking up at the memory.
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She shows the male students, Dan and Pete, how to joint rabbits, the kind of "boys' thing" at which she excels.
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In other words, doctors in physicals might be catching a lot of turtles and birds — but not a lot of rabbits.
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Kihefo encourages its farmers to eat some rabbits for protein and sell the rest to pay their national health insurance premiums.
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My father had just returned from a hunting expedition in Bathurst and placed two freshly skinned rabbits on the kitchen table.
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One tribe, called the Rabbits, is largely female and vegan; the other, the Bears, has more of a Hells Angels vibe.
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Paintings of slaughtered birds and dead rabbits strung up by their feet are painfully hard to digest for some art fans.
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The book's title, when I first heard it, suggested a tale of maritime disaster, not an epic adventure of talking rabbits.
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We toasted our new issue in a townhouse transformed into an enchanted forest — complete with topiary rabbits and papier-mâché squirrels.
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And the outbreak has been linked to a food market, where vendors peddle seafood and animals, such as birds and rabbits.
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Housed in the same building where people can pay to cuddle rabbits, a hedgehog cafe, Japan's first, has opened in Tokyo.
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The opening credits play over a shot of cages full of rabbits against the wall of what looks like a classroom.
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Pikachu, an electric mouse, is based on the actual pika, a teeny mammal that's more closely related to rabbits than rats.
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Two faithful hounds, Abby and Sam, two young rabbits, one adventuresome feline, and a majestic koi carp complete the Jangs' menagerie.
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Coyotes can survive on squirrels, mice, rabbits and birds, which make up most of their diet in Chicago, Dr. Magle said.
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In his latest illustration, there are 12 pairs of rabbits with matching patterns and one who doesn&apost have a twin.
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The contest originally drew the names of Nijntje and Moederpluis, two of the names in Dick Bruna's series of cartoon rabbits.
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One of their first attempts at a crop ended in disaster when it was trampled by cows and eaten by rabbits.
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Every butcher shop has rabbits, fetchingly displayed belly-side up, so shoppers can see how fresh, pink and pristine they are.
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"I'm from the country, so rattlesnakes, copperheads, mice, rabbits, squirrels—it doesn't matter," he said, shrugging off his hawk-removal efforts.
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Tense rabbits look like they're about to leap from their crouched poses, while painstakingly scaled fish ride rippling waves of wood.
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Like the desserts themselves, there are three options celebrating the season, including stars, a pair of rabbits, and an ornate geometric pattern.
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I leave the newly-opened Taco Bell slightly depressed because I'm carrying what is essentially a vegetarian taco made for bunny rabbits.
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In minutes, I could feed myself and Mom had given me a primer on how to use a snare to trap rabbits.
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Beyond dog and cat owners, Chavez has heard of pet turtles, rabbits, a pig and even a koala bear sporting the tag.
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Wiregrass protected quail, rabbits, and other small animals from predators, but after years of farmers plowing over it, there's not much left.
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The cafe features 12 resident rabbits who nibble on grass and accept pats while visitors sip on hot drinks and enjoy snacks.
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When the couple decided to separate, Gooby thought it was appropriate his ex keep the rabbits, but leaving them was incredibly hard.
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Advocates say rabbits are also the third most euthanized, based on a 2010 study of four shelters in Massachusetts and Rhode Island.
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She soon discovers that the disappearance is linked to a proto-ARG called Rabbits, that may — or may not — actually be real.
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Click here to view original GIFProfessor Kokichi Sugihara is a wizard, but he doesn't cast spells or pull rabbits out of hands.
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But while chocolate rabbits and Easter eggs are the traditional go-tos, one innovative team has created a new kind of Frankenfection.
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Home to 22016 rescued bunnies, patrons get to pet and feed the rabbits, while dining on sandwiches and coffee at the cafe.
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"People were naming the rabbits and taking them to bed," he told Mr Maduro in a cabinet meeting broadcast on state television.
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On the face of things, milkweed molecules thus have no way to get into rabbits' milk and edible faeces in the wild.
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It's not revolutionary, but when you can write a song as bright and airy as "Rabbits," it doesn't really need to be.
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The first person to research these sort of brain waves was a Brazilian neurophysiologist who conducted studies on rabbits in the 1940s.
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That leaves Prouty Garden, with its meandering paths, fountains, towering redwood tree and rabbits that nibble the grass, in the cross hairs.
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They worked in Rostam's home studio in Los Angeles, later adding drums (Stephen Patterson of White Rabbits) and saxophone (Joe Santa Maria).
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Red wolves eat mostly small prey like rabbits and nutria, invasive beaver-like rodents that have been destroying crops in North Carolina.
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Design tip: Be sure to line your rabbits up in a row, so it looks like they are all staring at you.
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We could persuade horses and elephants to carry us into battle, and hawks to kill rabbits and drop them at our feet.
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William Shatner may have explored new worlds where no man has gone before, but now he's in Sweden ... running around with rabbits.
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Most of the villagers were campesinos, working small family plots, perhaps keeping goats and sheep along with rabbits, guinea pigs and cows.
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In the years after the Zika virus was discovered in 1947, researchers tested it in rhesus monkeys, guinea pigs, rabbits and mice.
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But the rabbits, whose database communication seems to hinge on their interactions with their now-inactive feeder objects, will have to linger.
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But then you find yourself watching an animated dog rip cute bunnies into shreds while rabies-infected rabbits go toe to toe.
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Why listen to people telling us to eat like rabbits when we want steak, speaking from places of feigned and unearned authority?
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Roaming the hallways and conference rooms, I chatted with a crow, two rabbits, an elderly moonshine maker, three retirees and a monkey.
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The fair features more than 2,900 animals and numerous activities, including pig races and livestock shows with calves, rabbits, pigeons and goats.
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A quick, unscientific survey of several products of extensive Catholic education drew blank stares when the subject of fetal rabbits came up.
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Old man died in the apple orchard"; "Pump broke, well went dry, wiring blew, chickens died, rabbits died, termites, goat broke leg.
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Our friends and family advised us that international travel with rabbits sounds like an avoidable torment, and of course they are correct.
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CreditCreditvia Gillie and Marc New York has gone to the dogs, but the rabbits and rhinos aren't far behind in their assault.
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"Raising meat rabbits is one of the most space-efficient means of growing livestock for meat," according to the site Survivalist 101.
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In the afternoon, the prosecutors offered another witness, Officer Jerry Galante, who said that Ms. Trec told him she owned the rabbits.
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The first field test by scientists found five riverine rabbits — one of the world's most endangered mammals — in a relatively small area.
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She lives on raw eggs, thistles, the rabbits and crabs she catches herself (how alluring she'll be to critics of helicopter parenting).
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Tales of flights filled with service peacocks, service rabbits, service monkeys, service turkeys, and service iguanas have become an internet cottage industry.
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Instead of dissecting his rabbits only a few hours or even a few days after they had mated, he waited several days.
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From that severed piece, you could make more rabbits just like it, provided you had a DNA sequencer and a 3D printer.
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Well maybe it didn't go quite that way, but dogs aren't the only animals that fall in love — rabbits have hearts, too.
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Because rabbits offer a high return on a relatively small investment, they offer ordinary Kenyan families a viable supplementary source of income.
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After some more snapshots of the snow — and of her cozy mittens with rabbits on them — Cuoco and Cook returned to the tram.
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Ferreira said the rabbits were a "very, very big problem" for farmers because they cause erosion and eat crops, particularly carrots and cauliflower.
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Before and after medieval times, rabbits were bred and transported by people throughout the globe to be used as food and eventually clothing.
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On top of organizing tournaments and other events for the community, Júnior plays for Rabbits Deaf, a team which includes other deaf members.
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It is likely that other states will join California in banning the sale of commercially bred cats, dogs and rabbits in pet stores.
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But enough anthropological exposition about holidays, here are six GIF artists who have incorporated fluffy, horny, mesmerizing bunny rabbits into their animation practice.
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Caracals are the largest member of Africa's small cats, and they prey on a variety of mammals, including rodents, rabbits and small antelope.
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Species affected by the rule change include common pets such as dogs, cats, rabbits and guinea pigs, as well as some farm animals.
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The premise, frankly, really doesn't do this Netflix series justice, as the producers somehow keep pulling rabbits -- and unexpected wrinkles -- out of hats.
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Next, the team will begin testing this technology in organs: the heart of rats and rabbits, then pig organs, and, eventually, human organs.
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Kylie Jenner posted a couple of videos on Snapchat showing two adult-sized figures dressed rabbits and frolicking with a group of children.
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In 2014 there were reports that some Chengdu restaurants had been importing rabbit heads from France, but Rong Ji only uses Chinese rabbits.
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At the Neanderthal sites, they noticed a stark absence of animal remains associated with fur coats, namely foxes, rabbits, minks, and even wolverines.
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There are multiple scenarios to choose from, involving animals like rabbits, cows, cats, and dogs, and transportation like trucks, planes, cars, and trains.
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Their presence in the Everglades has been linked to noticeable declines in mid- to large-sized animals, including deer, rabbits, bobcats, and raccoons.
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Rabbits and rodents are especially susceptible to the bacteria, which can cause them to die off in large numbers when an outbreak occurs.
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Patches of woods stood thick enough near their East Fifth Street home that the boys could hunt squirrels, rabbits and other small game.
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Meanwhile, there are raccoons, owls, deer, rabbits, hawks, badgers, cougars, a lot of communing with nature and a big lump in the throat.
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Death is part of the ritual, I was told—its presence represented by a selection of animal heads: boars, goats, sheep, and rabbits.
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While the tooth fairy has a 365-day-a-year gig, the powers of rabbits are limited to just one morning: Easter Sunday.
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Each bunny featured in the bowl hails from Rabbit Ears Rescue, an organization that saves rabbits on the brink of euthanization from shelters.
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As a child, Potter and her brother filled their school room with rabbits, mice and a hedgehog, as well as butterflies and insects.
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In "Rabbits," Paul Daniels, national treasure, invites you to play as a rabbit searching for "magical items" which include his assistant Debbie's "shoes".
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But Dr Altbäcker thought this could be done, based on an earlier discovery of his—that the rabbits of Kiskunsag have dietary traditions.
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The airline has transported more animals in its cargo hold than any other U.S. carrier, and has flown with ocelots, rabbits and geckos.
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Some are practical: members form committees to discuss important problems like what to do about the rabbits that keep digging up the fairways.
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Leopard Unlike rabbits, which have a pretty docile rep, the leopard is a wilder choice — they're much more prone to scratch and nip.
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This chic South London pizzeria's offerings are inspired by classic Italian pizza from the Napoli region, but with 400 Rabbits' own unique twist.
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A new California law will go into effect this week banning pet stores from selling dogs, cats and rabbits from mass-breeding operations.
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Georgia: This is when we first got our rabbits but we had to get rid of Caleb's because mine kept beating his up!
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I used to own rabbits (RIP Silver and Floppy), and know that nail care is a mandatory part of having them as pets.
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When the clinical testing process began, trials on rats and rabbits (smaller animals) and monkeys (larger animals) moved fairly fast and proved successful.
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He's best known for Watership Down, the tale of a group of rabbits who undergo a fraught journey after their warren is destroyed.
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All the rabbits in the area seemed disoriented; they were easy pickings for dinner before the family went to sleep in the crater.
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The writer Sabra Embury has spent a decade collecting 10-second drawings of rabbits from some of the most esteemed names in literature.
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The department also retains two very large, placid rabbits, Clovis and Lily, who pay visits to patients not inclined toward potting and pruning.
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In Zion, as maximum temperatures in the summer have risen, the heat-intolerant American pika, a tiny mammal related to rabbits, has disappeared.
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That belief arose in 1913, when the Russian scientist Nikolai Anichkov observed that rabbits developed atherosclerosis after being fed a high-cholesterol diet.
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Pence is portrayed in the book as an oppressive, white-haired stink bug who tries to prevent the two rabbits from getting married.
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Then in 1983, he returned, showing of all things, large bronze rabbits mid-leap, balanced on pedestals that were soon accessorizing collectors' lawns.
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The origin of others is harder to parse: a trip of rabbits, not to be confused with the more understandable down of hares.
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Why would one visit the actual setting where imagined actions were taken by imagined people, especially if most of those people were rabbits?
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She lives with Burleigh in a handsome, spacious house in Hancock Park, with chickens and rabbits in a coop in the back yard.
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After an investigation revealed abuses at a shop in Manhattan, support for a bill to ban retail sales of dogs, cats and rabbits.
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The defendant, acting as her own lawyer, spoke of herself in the third person as she cross-examined the detective about the rabbits.
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All bunnies are mixed breeds from Rabbit Ears Rescue, a rescue committed to saving rabbits from shelters that are about to be euthanized.
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My grandmother lived an hour and a half from Seattle, with a dozen head of cattle, pigs, rabbits, vegetable gardens, and blackberry brambles.
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"They still have rabbits in their hat," said Walter Molano, head of research and chief economist at BCP Securities, based in Greenwich, Conn.
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In the road were a decent number of flat, dead rabbits, which somewhat boggled the mind, given how few cars travel this road.
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Colleagues testified to seeing him fill two yoga balls with the gas, which Khaw said he had ordered for an experiment on rabbits.
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Or maybe just as an opening to say that "reproducing like rabbits" might mean something radically different in Erlich's version of the future.
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On a recent night, two pet rabbits hopped about, sneaking bites of yams and cabbage that Aisha had prepared for the family's dinner.
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Guests can hike miles of trails, fish in the river, sway in hammocks and watch animals like rabbits and roosters around the property.
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The boundary's network of over 12,800 seismic sensors buried in the ground can be tripped by anything from tumbleweed to deer and rabbits.
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While more demanding farm animals require valuable cereal grains, rabbits will happily munch away on just about any greenery you throw their way.
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Rabbits may have been domesticated around 600, he wrote, saying that he found nothing in Dr. Larson's paper to exclude the possibility that, papal edicts aside, "French monks or farmers in Southern France, because they loved rabbit meat, made a specific effort during a period of 50-100 years to establish tame rabbits that became the founding population for the domestic rabbit."
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Or any of her many Goyard, Valentino, and Louis Vuitton accessories that feature entire zoos of animals (tigers, mice, horses, dogs, rabbits, and more).
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I spend the rest of my day exploring the island and trying very hard not to stop and pet all the adorable wild rabbits.
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"He was chewing our goose that was at the back end there, he dug out the rabbits in their enclosure," Kiss told the station. .
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Ten thousand rabbits were shot by more than 300 hunters in 27 teams during the 24-hour "bunny hunt", which began on Good Friday.
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The Australians released hordes of house cats, because they wanted them to kill off these invasive bunny rabbits, which the British had also released.
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Some manufacturers are capitalising on the rising trend of handbag charms by relying on cheaper fur from rabbits to offer genuine fur to consumers.
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It's the kind of vaulted and perfectly proportioned space that we imagine painters see, like dogs closing on rabbits, in their most rapturous dreams.
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It is also important that pet rabbits are given a varied diet that fits their delicate digestive systems and toys to keep them entertained.
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The story will find mischievous Peter Rabbit at odds with Mr. McGregor, an old man eager to keep rabbits out of his cherished garden.
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Despite their stick-figure minimalism, the characters in his paintings and drawings have personality; his rabbits, birds and dogs seem to move through space.
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Data from the trials on mice and rabbits would likely be out in the next couple of months, Replikins Chairman Samuel Bogoch told Reuters.
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Khaleesi may be known as the Mother of Dragons on Game of Thrones, but in Secaucus, New Jersey, she is the hunter of rabbits.
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Kangaroos, grasshoppers, and rabbits are some of the more common saltatorial creatures you may have heard of, but Salto falls into that category too.
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Creative editing and re-shoots prevented the Teletubbies audience from getting an unintentional tutorial on the facts of life, courtesy of the rabbits. 113.
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But it could also just be that that is just who Harding, a woman who grew up hunting rabbits and driving pickup trucks, is.
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White or black rabbits would most likely be domesticated, and are less likely to be found randomly running on the side of the highway.
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Moo hopped tentatively toward Tonya, and another Sunday session of speed dating for rabbits was underway at the city animal shelter in East Harlem.
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So people who got pet store rabbits in the last days of legality had only shelters to turn to when buyer's remorse kicked in.
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"The market has become increasingly disillusioned with the ability of management to pull rabbits out of the hat," says Mark Ingham, an independent analyst.
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Advocacy groups, such as the Autistic Self Advocacy Network, counter that they'd like to include cats, rabbits, and birds (except chickens, ducks, and turkeys).
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Jenner's best friend model Jordyn Woods shared a photo of two small bunny rabbits, assumably the farm animals Jenner referenced on her Instagram Stories.
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" Things are going little bit better with Robyn and her ex-husband Juan Dixon, who appear to be having sex again "like bunny rabbits.
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BARRAQUER, Barcelona, ISM/Science Photo LibraryScientists have used stem cells to cure blindness in rabbits—which could be incredible news for visually impaired people.
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For example, the system is trained to identify certain aspects, like standing on four legs, whereas rabbits tend to sit on their hind legs.
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She has since released two LPs, Rabbits on the Run (2011) and Liberman (2015), as well as a handful of EPs and cover songs.
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LONDON — It's been 150 years since the birth of Beatrix Potter, the creator of four rather famous rabbits: Flopsy, Mopsy, Cotton-tail, and Peter.
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The vaccine has been tested on rabbits and mice, with some promising results, but this will be the first time it's tested in humans.
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